Biography
Band History:
Tesseract7 began in early 2001 with the idea that nothing should ever be out of bounds musically. Most of their influence draws from industrial, but many elements of goth, dance, metal, punk, EBM, new wave, new age, and classical can be found their music. Lyrically, the same applies. The songs of Tesseract7 deal with politics, spirituality, emotion, fiction, and anything else the band may want to write about. Tesseract7 does not hold themselves to rules.
The band has had many accomplishments for its young age. Within the first year of its existence the band had played shows with Mira and LoveSpirals (both of Projekt Records) and had played several times with PsycloN_NiNE (of Noitekk). Since then the band has played with Clair Voyant (Metropolis Records), God Module (Sector 9, Out of Line) and Grendel (Noitekk) and many more. They have been played regularly on 103.3 KSCU in Santa Clara where they have also done an on-air interview. Recently they have begun being played at 90.1 KZSU in the San Francisco Bay Area. They have put out one album independently, and have received orders for the album from Brazil, Yugoslavia (where an album was sold to a radio station), Finland, Sweden, Pennsylvania, and of course the SF Bay area. They were also commented on by Sascha Konietzko of KMFDM as “pretty cool stuff” in an online interview and mentioned by Marshall Carnage of PsycloN_NiNE in an interview with a German Magazine. They have also been approached by 2 independent record labels: 14:59 records and KMA records.
Tesseract7 officially announce their broke up on January 18, 2010 on their myspace page
http://www.myspace.com/tesseract7
From 2001-2009 Tesseract7 was San Francisco's Only Explosive Cyberpunk Mayhem Experience.
Gabriella Zuloaga: Vocals 2001 - 2009
Glenn Grubbs: Electronics, Bass, keyboards, programing 2001 - 2009
Chris Mahon: Guitars 2004 - 2009
Callie: Guitars 2001 - 2009
John: live drums 2005 - 2009
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