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Threat Signal Bio:
Threat Signal arose from the filthy, industrialized east end of Hamilton, Ontario. In the past year and a half, the band has written and recorded a slew of intense metal songs that have skyrocketed up internet metal charts, ignited an international fan base, and earned them the attention of several record companies both domestic and overseas. The band attributes its success to its hard work and determination from all of its members.
The band formed when cousins Jon and Rich Howard recruited local shredder Kyle McKnight. The trio quickly began writing material, and eventually acquired Adam Matthews on drums in early 2004. Kyles previous guitar teacher Eric Papky, was the last to join the band in September 2004 on bass guitar.
In April 2004, Threat Signal posted their first demo Rational Eyes on an international metal chart at www.garageband.com. After only a few weeks the song raced up the charts to reach number 1, surpassing over 8000 entries. The song currently remains in the number 1 spot. Threat Signal has also received many awards for Rational Eyes including best guitars, best drums, best male vocals, best production, song of the week, song of the day, and countless more.
With the success of Rational Eyes, the band was contacted by various record labels that were extremely interested in their music. This prompted Threat Signal to release three more songs onto garageband.com. One Last Breath, Inane and A New Beginning, showcased even more of the bands talents and musicianship. The songs are still climbing the charts and are adored by both fans and critics alike.
Threat Signals music can be described as low-end, syncopated thrash, with melody intertwined. The band was fed up with groups playing whiny emotional songs about girls, and also with the simplicity of nu-metal. Threat Signal combines the complexity of old school and European thrash music with de-tuned, technical syncopation, as well as melodic singing and musical passages. The bands influences include Soilwork, Fear Factory, Pantera, Meshuggah, and Mudvayne.
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