The End of Silence was founded in 2001.Their members are Dr.Jelly (drums), Twitch (bass), Matt K. (guitar), Krol V. (guitar) and Robert C. (vocals).They successfully played shows with well established acts such as Buckcherry, (hed)pe, The Dreaming, Bad Acid Trip and are aired on several radio stations.The band was featured in several TV specials aired throughout Souhthern California.They released 2 EP's so far and sold about 8,000 copies during shows and through their website.The style of music is difficult to put in words.If you imagine Tool having a jam session with System of a Down, Lemmy of Motorhead, the Foo Fighters and Pink Floyd you are getting closer but you are still far off.They have a nice and steadily growing fan base all over the US and Europe.TEOS is about to wrap their very successful five months 2006 national tour. They are very humble, professional and great to work with.

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The End of Silence

What an appropriate name. Following their motto:”If you fight you may loose, if you don’t fight
you have already lost!”they win over people every time they play in front of an audience.
They played at the Hogue Barmichael’s in Newport Beach and were invited back for a Cox TV special which was successfully done. The DJ’s at The Energy Radio as well as at The Empire Radio were so impressed they spontaneously decided to add them to their regular play list. They played at the Roxy Theater in Hollywood on a Tuesday night and were invited back to play weekend shows because they packed the venue. More shows were added at The Whisky a go-go, the Knitting Factory and other venues. They successfully played shows with well established acts like(hed)PE, Bad Acid Trip, The Mercenaries and A Bloom. They taped a TV special with The Buzzz which will be aired every Wednesday by KDOC and were invited to host the next Buzzz show and also to work with them regularly.
And yes, it is hard to put their music in words.
About three years ago four people decided to jam together just to see what happens. Three
weeks later they recorded four songs and picked the name Ringside which was changed to The End of Silence in April of 2004.
Heavily influenced by ALL kinds of music, I won’t even start to list a few, they still manage to put their unique twist on their material. If you imagine Tool having a jam session with System of a Down, Lemmy of Motorhead and Pink Floyd you a