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10 september 2006

SCHISM (TOOL tribute band)
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Keith Williams
John Catrini
Angelo Rivera
Curtis Collazo
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    ABOUT THE BAND - Not many cover or tribute bands out there ever attempt to engage in the raw talent, mysticism, and magic that is TOOL. But if you talk to four brave souls from New York City (Angelo Rivera-Vocals; John Catrini - bass; Curtis Collazo - drums; Keith Williams- guitar), their love and passion for this music led them to form SCHISM. New York City's premiere TOOL tribute band.

    "We started this back in 2001, after seeing a TOOL show at Madison Square Garden. We simply loved the music and wanted to share it live with other TOOL minded fans" says SCHISM guitarist Keith Williams. "We've been a national touring act for 5 years now. This isn't something you tap your foot to, this is more of an interactive experience for listener. These songs are compositional masterpieces, which will be studied for years to come".

    If you've never had the chance to see TOOL live, here's your local opportunity. -And truly a job well done.

    We invite you of the collective unconscious to share with us the experience of TOOL.
    Keith Williams    10 september 2006 01:46