Anneka Latta (Vocals/Keyboards)
Tom Fay (Guitar)
David Parry (Bass/Programming)
Steve Riley (Drums)

The Anglo-Irish quartet who make up Exoterik are united by their determination and desire to create hard-edged music without resorting to the tired clichés prevalent in female-fronted rock. Spurning the OTT tendencies of their symphonic metal peers and the sickly sweet derivativeness of pop-rockers, Exoterik create a heady mix of stomping, energetic riffage and ethereal beauty inviting their audiences to join in their (at times misanthropic) cathartic reflections on human nature.

Realising the recent changes that the power of the internet has brought to the music industry, Exoterik have retained all copyrights and ownerships of their material, ultimately making them a self-sufficient, self-promoting band on the cusp of this new digital age.

Emerging on the scene in late 2003 and with a line-up change in 2005, Exoterik toured venues up and down the UK, delivering their music and showcasing their high-powered performances.

2005 saw Exoterik support The Buzzcocks at Gig In The Park, Suffolk followed in 2006 by supporting Epica at Bradford Rios as well as performing on the Rock Sound stage at Guilfest two years running with the likes of Therapy? and Reuben amongst others.

The band travelled to Finland in late 2006 to record three tracks before venturing to Latvia in the summer of 2007 to record their début album with the multi-platinum producer John Fryer (famous for producing the HIM album ‘Razorblade Romance’ in 2000 as well as producing and mixing for artists such as; Cradle of Filth, Cocteau Twins, Nine Inch Nails and Depeche Mode). The forthcoming album, entitled ‘Don’t Swallow’, is pending a 2008 release date after being mastered by RedRoom Studios in Norway.

The first single ‘Are You Alive’ will be released 28 April 2008 and will be available to download on iTunes as well as being able to buy via the band’s website.

Forever Watching Featured on the forthcoming album "Don't Swallow", produced by the legendary John Fryer

Rock

Comments                                                Add new Comment   View All