Biography
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Years Active
2005 – 2014 (9 years)
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Members
- Dannie Wright (2010 – 2011)
- Dave Bembenek (2007 – 2009)
- David Gauthier (2009 – 2010)
- Jason Haist (2007 – 2011)
- Kristin Cavarzan (2009 – 2011)
SlowMotionNoise was the pop/electronic project of Sean Sheridan; formed and based in Burlington, Ontario, Canada. After breaking up in the summer of 2011, Sean decided to revive SlowMotionNoise in 2012, bringing it back to its original state: a solo side project. SlowMotionNoise has been put to rest in 2014.
SlowMotionNoise officially began in 2005 after a renaming of Sean Sheridan's previous solo project Project Double Ess. In 2007, SMN turned into a full band, with Sean on vocals/synth, Matt Taylor and Jason Haist on guitar, and Dave Bembenek on bass.
During the first half of 2009, SlowMotionNoise saw the departure of Matt and Dave. Shortly after Dave's departure, in June of 2009, Kristin Cavarsan joined the band as the new bassist.
January of 2010 brought a new sound to SlowMotionNoise with the addition of second vocalist Dannie Wright.
In May 2011, original guitarist, Jason Haist, left the band to pursue his hip-hop career.
After months of inactivity and member departures, SlowMotionNoise announced their indefinite hiatus in July 2011. However, in late October Sean stated that he has plans to revive SlowMotionNoise in 2012 as his solo/side project, bringing it back to its original state, however, no new songs have been released since 2014.
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Members
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Sean Sheridan - Vocals/Programming/Synth/Guitar
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Former Members
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Matt Taylor - Lead Guitar (2007-2009)
Dave Bembenek - Bass (2007-2009)
David Gauthier - Drums (2009-2010)
Jason Haist - Guitar (2007-2011)
Levin Samuel - Guitar (2010-2011)
Dannie Wright - Vocals (2010-2011)
Kristin Cavarzan - Bass (2009-2011)
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