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Denver, Colorado, USA |
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Progressive Metal |
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DISBANDED
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Last update/review:
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December 12, 2005
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The Quiet Room
The Quiet Room had a short run in the late nineties, releasing
two albums on the Metal Blade label in 1998 and 2000.
Musically they were a classic progressive metal band, drawing
influences from
Fates Warning
and
Dream Theater
mixed with their own unique stylings.
The band seemed to have it together but couldn't make it to
the next level, and so they
broke up in April of 2002.
Several members were later
seen in a followup band called Negative Four.
That band lasted for a couple of years, even going so far
as to record (but not release) an album, but they disbanded
in August of 2005.
Last Lineup
Pete Jewell
vocals RIP: June 25, 2005, suicide
Jason Boudreau
guitars
George Glasco
guitars
Rob Munshower
bass
Jeff Janeczko
keyboards
Graeme Wood
drums
Former Members/Guests
Chadd Castor
vocals
Josh Luebbers
bass
Mike Rice
drums
Discography
Introspect
1998
Dominion
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- A Different Scene
- Grudge
- Second Time Around
- Altered Past
- Drowning
- Laughing at Your Expense
- Holding On
- Extramental
- Suspended Sounds
- Undetermined
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Chadd Castor
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Jason Boudreau
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George Glasco
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Josh Luebbers
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Jeff Janeczko
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Mike Rice
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Reconceive
2000
Metal Blade
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- Choke on me
- Suffercation
- Your Hate
- Reason for Change
- Realms of Deceit
- Controlling Nation
- Room 15
- Less than Zero
- Face Your Judgment
- This Pain
- Two Minutes Hate
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Pete Jewell
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Jason Boudreau
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George Glasco
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Rob Munshower
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Jeff Janeczko
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Graeme Wood
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