SEEKING
Bass Guitar, Upright bass.ABOUT
What happens when you combine a 5-octave singer with metal roots; a high-octane drummer with fusion and jazz undertones; a charismatic guitarist who can play anything; and a bassist committed to driving the beat with unabashed passion? River Of Disdain happens. Emerging from the Seattle/Tacoma/Portland triangle, Rocky Anderson, Rick Belmore, Paul Ingram & Jimbo Sabado, are engaging a rapidly growing fan base.
Noted author, journalist and music business consultant, Dan Kimpel, puts it this way: “Through words that are sharpened by personal, political and social themes; framing plaintive vocals against an autumnal soundscape; rock roots and hypnotic melodies are an interwoven counterpoint that resonates with purpose and intensity. [River of Disdain’s songs are] tinted in subtle shades of electronica and atmosphere. The songs connect: Speaking to the economic realities of 21st Century American lives, Pocket Full of Change, is a prime example of the band’s thematic approach, as a jagged guitar line and relentless snare leads into the panoramic expanse of a massive, anthemic chorus.” “Similarly,” Dan continues, “the song Tea Leaves echoes with disenchanted overtones of contemplation and resolve. This widescreen approach is echoed in the band’s cinematic resonance and the collective clarity of their vision.“
River Of Disdain is quickly ramping up their presence. Between radio airplay, live shows and national events (ROD finished 31st out of more than 3,000 bands in the Converse “Get Out Of The Garage” music contest) River Of Disdain is already delivering what their fans want—to hear more!
(Dan Kimpel author/lecturer contributed to this biography)
- Screen name:
- River of Disdain
- Member since:
- Dec 20 2010
- Active over 1 month ago
- Level of commitment:
- Very Committed
- Years together:
- 2
- Gigs played:
- Over 100
- Age:
- 56 years
Influences
NIN, Godsmack, Deftones, Staind, Ours, and just way too many others to list.
Members Of Band
Rocky - vocals
Rick - percussion
Paul - guitar
Jimbo - Bass
EQUIPMENT
We have our own studio with full recording and performing gear.
MUSIC
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Bright Shiny Things
Bright Shiny Things Year: 2011
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Pocket
Pocket Track number: 1 Year: 2010 Genre: Alternative
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Just Go Away
Just Go Away Track number: 2 Year: 2010
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Seeing Blind
Seeing Blind
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Fractured
Fractured
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There You Are
There You Are