Biography
There are multiple artists named Forces:
1) FORCES (Deathcore band) was formed in Detroit, MI by drummer Ronnie Lee Pasquale in 2015 after the demise of his Lansing, Mi based band, Sin Theorem, who enjoyed success as a National touring act. After moving back home to Detroit, Pasquale went about finding like minded people to help shape a new sound. Through a succession of musicians a solid band was formed with the goal of success in the national metal scene. Vocalist Colton Head joined early on along with guitarist Jonathan Hegg, followed by Dallas Berry on guitar and finally bassist Joey Mann.
Members
Colton Head - Vocals
Dallas Berry - Guitar
Jonathan Hegg - Guitar
Joey Mann - Bass
Ronnie Lee Pasquale - Drums
2) Forces is the collective alias of electronic music producer Alex Akers and DJ/percussionist Thomas Kernot. Combining elements of EBM, IDM, synth pop and rave music, the duo have received both local and international acclaim since emerging from Melbourne's dance music underworld in 2011. In their first year of playing live, Forces have supported Zola Jesus, Light Asylum, Gang Gang Dance, Wooden Shjips, My Disco, PVT and Van She. Their debut 7" single, 'Idolize', was released on Nihilistic Orbs in early 2012, and November sees the release of a follow-up 12" EP on Siberia Records.
3) Finnish producer, one of the most daring conceptual musicians in the live coding community, writes hard music on 𝙎𝙪𝙥𝙚𝙧𝘾𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙞𝙙𝙚𝙧 that by his own words is maybe “best suited for artificial beings than humans.” Moreover he explores the sound of political 𝙚𝙘𝙤𝙡𝙤𝙜𝙮 concepts like anthropocene resulting for instance in plastic-eating creatures that could help rid the oceans of garbage or being inspired by the culture wars around climate change. His music has been released on Genot Centre, Conditional, Bio Future Laboratory and has been played in mixes by many experimental producers like Aphex Twin and ZULI.
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