Accomplice

The Southern California rock band, Accomplice, has been a growing force in the progressive rock scene for many years, showcasing original material at high profile venues like the Blockbuster Pavilion, the Coach House, and the Galaxy Theatre. 1998 was focused on preparation for the release of Accomplice's self-produced debut album. This has included non-stop live performances in various clubs and theatres throughout Southern California, constantly striving to expand our concert opportunities, touring area, and fan-base. In 1998, the high-energy talents and versatility of Accomplice has earned them opening slots for Van Halen, Judas Priest, King's X, and Montrose. Past opening credits include performances with Rush, M.S.G., Night Ranger, T.N.T., Savatage and others. In 1999, the band spent the better part of the year writing and recording tracks for the follow-up to their first CD. In addition, the band appeared on a tribute to Dream Theater CD called "Voices" which was released in June on Adrenaline Records covering the hit "Pull Me Under".

Attracting classically trained musicians with an obsession for excellence, coupled with inspired natural talent, their music contains broad arrangements and thick textures. Accomplice's style of contemporary progressive rock enriches listeners with an optimistic perspective on controversial issues. Combined with potent melodies and abundant hooks, they create songs that are listenable, singable and memorable. The versatility of the band is evident as they move from emotionally charged ballad to an aggressive, rock feel. Talent shines in their song writing, and equally as much in their live performances.

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