Where are you
from?
Poteau , Oklahoma , USA .
Name of band:
Chaotic Resemblance.
Chaotic Resemblance.
Who else is in
your band?
Logan Ellis (lead guitar, vocals), Zack Foster (drums, vocals), Donnie SiXx (bass).
Logan Ellis (lead guitar, vocals), Zack Foster (drums, vocals), Donnie SiXx (bass).
How would you
describe yourselves?
As someone God Created to take His Message to the world through rock. I am very real and transparent and I’m not perfect and I want people to know no one is. We try to bring a message of hope to the world; everybody goes through bad times in their life, whether it’s divorce, death, losing your house, job etc... Or even some sort of abuse. Everyone needs hope. I guess you can say I’m a messenger of hope and my vehicle in which to do that is rock.
As someone God Created to take His Message to the world through rock. I am very real and transparent and I’m not perfect and I want people to know no one is. We try to bring a message of hope to the world; everybody goes through bad times in their life, whether it’s divorce, death, losing your house, job etc... Or even some sort of abuse. Everyone needs hope. I guess you can say I’m a messenger of hope and my vehicle in which to do that is rock.
Who are your main
influences musically?
It’s a wide variety. I would have to say Elvis, Bon Jovi, Stryper, The Gaither vocal band and so many more.
It’s a wide variety. I would have to say Elvis, Bon Jovi, Stryper, The Gaither vocal band and so many more.
What do you hope
to achieve in music?
To take the message of hope to everyone in the world and, of course, rock their faces off.
To take the message of hope to everyone in the world and, of course, rock their faces off.
What has been the
highlight of your career so far, and why?
To play to 20 to 40-year-olds in a bar that 99 per cent of Christians would never go and then the next week play to 800, 40 to 80-year-old pastors and missionaries where 75 per cent of the world wouldn’t go. The highlight was to see my music touch people from ages 20 to 80.
To play to 20 to 40-year-olds in a bar that 99 per cent of Christians would never go and then the next week play to 800, 40 to 80-year-old pastors and missionaries where 75 per cent of the world wouldn’t go. The highlight was to see my music touch people from ages 20 to 80.
And what’s the moment you want to forget?
How many Christians have quit the band because they didn’t want to play in bars, or their pastors told them if they did they couldn’t play at their church any more? And that’s crazy. The people at the bars are exactly who Jesus would be hanging out with.
How many Christians have quit the band because they didn’t want to play in bars, or their pastors told them if they did they couldn’t play at their church any more? And that’s crazy. The people at the bars are exactly who Jesus would be hanging out with.
If you could choose one of your songs as an
advert for your music, what would it be and why?
I just couldn’t
do that. My songs are like my children; I can’t pick one over the other but we
are recording some new songs in Nashville
during December and I really feel like I have a couple of special song that we
just wrote.
Where can we
listen to it?
Chaotic Resemblance at Reverbnation is going to have just about everything and we are working on our website chaoticresemblace.com
Chaotic Resemblance at Reverbnation is going to have just about everything and we are working on our website chaoticresemblace.com
Where can we find
out more about your music?
Facebook, Twitter, chaoticresemblance.com is coming very soon. iTunes, youtube, sound cloud, CD Baby, myspace just about everywhere but I think out best link is reverbnation. Email revrock@clnk.com
Facebook, Twitter, chaoticresemblance.com is coming very soon. iTunes, youtube, sound cloud, CD Baby, myspace just about everywhere but I think out best link is reverbnation. Email revrock@clnk.com
Anything else you’d like to say about your
band that I forgot to ask?
Here’s one. Would you come to theUK ?
Absolutely, that is one of our main goals we would love to come play there and
do a tour through every pub that likes classic rock.
Here’s one. Would you come to the
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