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S/T is the pseudo-eponymous album by the electronic music group Electric President. Released in January 2006, on the Morr Music label, the album is their first full-length record. Two music videos were created for the tracks "Insomnia" and "Grand Machine No. 12". "Insomnia" was also featured during the closing sequence of an episode of the Fox Network show, The OC. A recurring theme on this record is a description of an automated, inhuman society. Good Morning, Hypocrite" – 5:21.

oʊ/) is an American metalcore band from Parkersburg, West Virginia. Founded in March 1993, Zao has hosted several musicians and endured numerous roster changes to the point where no original members remain. Former drummer Jesse Smith, singer Dan Weyandt, and guitarists Scott Mellinger and Russ Cogdell are seen by some fans as the "core" of Zao, with the current line up being the longest running in the band's history.

Zao biography ZAO was founded at the beginning of the seventies by Yochk'o "Jeff" Seffer (saxophone, clarinet) and Fran�ois "Faton" Cahen (pianos), both ex-members of MAGMA's first era, that includes "Koba�a" (1970), "1001 � centigrades" (1971) and "Uniweria Zekt-the Unnamables" (1972). If one regard MAGMA as the central trunk of the Zeuhl tree, ZAO would be equivalent to an early side branch very close to the stock. In the first album, "Z 7L" (1973), the very complex melodic instrumental layers are enriched with the wonderful voice of Mauricia Platon (with its koba�an accents), but unfortunately she was missing on the follow-up "Osiris" released in 1975. ZAO will break from its Zeuhl roots and the music will lean towards some jazz-rock fusion more and more debatable and debated.

The album is notable for Smith's dark pop interludes, the V-Drum sound and the song "Five Year Winter," which remains a signature Zao song. Corey Darst replaced Weyandt for the majority of the touring in support of the album, w. 2009. Christian Metal Core. The Fear Is What Keeps Us Here.

Band Name Zao. Album Name Awake? Type Album. Released date 05 May 2009. Members owning this album11. 1. 1,000,000 Outstretched Arms of Nothing.

This ever-changing lineup has brought their fourth album, Self-Titled. With Scott Mellinger on guitar, Rob Horner on bass, Dan Weyandt at vocals, and Jesse Smith behind the drums, Zao seems content to blast out the brutally heavy death metal with a few curveballs. The drums are one of the first things that the listener will notice, as they have more of a blast beat sound, similar to drumming that dark metal band Nile has perfected.

ZAO The Funeral of God. Album · 2004 · Metalcore. As always a few band member changes have occurred. Shawn Koschik replaced Brett Detar on bass and Stephen Peck replaced founding member Jesse Smith on drums.

Darst never appeared on a Zao album although this version of the group (Darst, Smith, Mellinger & Horner) did cut a three-song demo during a Seattle tour stop. The group talked about signing with either Sanctuary or Century Media Records, but Zao "broke up" on stage at a December 2001 show in Pittsburgh (later documented on their DVD). They were to embark on a tour with The Juliana Theory and Weyandt had joined Darst onstage as a special guest, but an incapacitated Jesse Smith couldn't make it through the show and long-brewing tensions boiled over. Solid State, Tooth &.