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Jon Fazzaro
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Out of 6 votes - Similar Artists: King Crimson, Beatles, Tool, Phillip Glass, Frank Zappa, Pink Floyd, Phish, Devin Townsend
Out of 6 votes
- Location: Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
- Genre: Rock & Pop » Progressive Metal
Editor's review
One-man musical dervish Jon Fazzaro rocks with the hyperactive power of an atom smasher. Fans of Fishbone will get their funky freak on while Tool fans mosh to the powerful grooves. Impassioned vocals and complex polyrhythms keep the proceedings lively.
Biography
Throughout his twenty-nine trips around the sun, Jon has been picking up various bits of science dropped by great soundmakers such as Mozart, Holst, Glass, Lennon, Hetfield, Abbott, Carey, Difranco, and Zappa. By assimilating these elements and blending them with his own, he has come closer to satisfying that asymptotic urge to create music that moves him. Any enjoyment felt by others at the absorption of these waves is purely a pleasant side effect.
This music is not for sale. It already belongs to you and to the entire universe from which it came. Just keep Jon's name on it, and don't play it backwards, kill yourself, and blame it on Jon. If he wanted any harm to come to you, he'd sing about it forwards in the first place.
For further eyeball and earball abuse, go to jon.fazzaro.com.
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