There are 3 Artists/Bands with the name Ohms
1. Ohms is the producing name of songwriter/engineer Franco Colon (xfrancox). Franco is also one half of the music project Spaces. The music of Ohms can be considered Electronic, Electroacoustic, and at times Experimental. Ohms was created in Brooklyn, NY in 2008
The Myspace profile for Ohms can be found at http://www.myspace.com/resistivity
2. Based out of Santa Cruz, OHMS (named after the measurement for electrical resistance) merges the best elements of a hard-rocking jam band with fiery singing and solid songwriting. Compared by music critics to bands such as The Doors, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones and Jefferson Airplane, OHMS has a sound all its own." - Brian Scott, Santa Cruz Magazine "Cinnamon Camo's vocals and lead guitar stylings have been highly praised by blues legend Robert Lowery and Sam Andrew (best known for his years spent playing with Janis Joplin in Big Brother and the Holding Company). Equally versatile on vocals and lead guitar, Ben Camo infuses his performances with a myriad of influences that range from Jerry Garcia to Frank Zappa. OHMS features a driving rhythm section with Steve Parker on drums and Grant Kappen on bass guitar. Building on their momentum in Northern California, OHMS now has dedicated fans as far away as Guam.
OHMS has headlined at premier venues such as: The Catalyst (Monterey Bay's foremost nightclub), the World Famous Brookdale Lodge, San Jose's infamous Cactus Club, Moe's Alley Club in Santa Cruz, San Francisco's Galaxy Club and Studio Z (formerly the Transmission Theater), and has been featured at festivals such as the annual Santa Cruz Wharf to Wharf (playing for over 15,000 people) and the Boulder Creek Art and Wine Festival. The first OHMS full-length video features five songs from their debut cd and has aired on the television show Musician's Weekly. OHMS has received radio airplay on KMBY and KPIG (one of the top internet-streaming radio stations in the world).
OHMS's myspace profile
3. In 2003, Ohms was a one off deal for Allen Epley and Jason Gerken of Shiner. Originally they're cover of "Anytime" by Journey was rumored to be done by the band Shiner. One thing led to another and Allen recorded keyboards, guitars & bass while Jason Gerken played drums for the song on the "No Escape - A Journey Tribute." This was a one time deal, and since the rest of the members of Shiner were not involved, they deemed the moniker, "Ohms" for this one-song project.
1. Ohms is the producing name of songwriter/engineer Franco Colon (xfrancox). Franco is also one half of the music project Spaces. The music of Ohms can be considered Electronic, Electroacoustic, and at times Experimental. Ohms was created in Brooklyn, NY in 2008
The Myspace profile for Ohms can be found at http://www.myspace.com/resistivity
2. Based out of Santa Cruz, OHMS (named after the measurement for electrical resistance) merges the best elements of a hard-rocking jam band with fiery singing and solid songwriting. Compared by music critics to bands such as The Doors, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones and Jefferson Airplane, OHMS has a sound all its own." - Brian Scott, Santa Cruz Magazine "Cinnamon Camo's vocals and lead guitar stylings have been highly praised by blues legend Robert Lowery and Sam Andrew (best known for his years spent playing with Janis Joplin in Big Brother and the Holding Company). Equally versatile on vocals and lead guitar, Ben Camo infuses his performances with a myriad of influences that range from Jerry Garcia to Frank Zappa. OHMS features a driving rhythm section with Steve Parker on drums and Grant Kappen on bass guitar. Building on their momentum in Northern California, OHMS now has dedicated fans as far away as Guam.
OHMS has headlined at premier venues such as: The Catalyst (Monterey Bay's foremost nightclub), the World Famous Brookdale Lodge, San Jose's infamous Cactus Club, Moe's Alley Club in Santa Cruz, San Francisco's Galaxy Club and Studio Z (formerly the Transmission Theater), and has been featured at festivals such as the annual Santa Cruz Wharf to Wharf (playing for over 15,000 people) and the Boulder Creek Art and Wine Festival. The first OHMS full-length video features five songs from their debut cd and has aired on the television show Musician's Weekly. OHMS has received radio airplay on KMBY and KPIG (one of the top internet-streaming radio stations in the world).
OHMS's myspace profile
3. In 2003, Ohms was a one off deal for Allen Epley and Jason Gerken of Shiner. Originally they're cover of "Anytime" by Journey was rumored to be done by the band Shiner. One thing led to another and Allen recorded keyboards, guitars & bass while Jason Gerken played drums for the song on the "No Escape - A Journey Tribute." This was a one time deal, and since the rest of the members of Shiner were not involved, they deemed the moniker, "Ohms" for this one-song project.
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