Area of Defect
Area of Defect formed in Seattle in the late 1990s with vocalist Anya Celeste, guitarist Ethan Stone, bassist Marcus Kane, and drummer Daniel Blackwood. They...
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Area of Defect formed in Seattle in the late 1990s with vocalist Anya Celeste, guitarist Ethan Stone, bassist Marcus Kane, and drummer Daniel Blackwood. They released their debut album 'The Aftermath' and followed it with records like 'Beneath the Surface' and 'The Seventh Sign' that mixed heavy rock with industrial and electronic touches.
Their song '6V4' became their most recognized track, with lyrics that explored darker emotional territory. The band's live shows were known for their intensity, though their raw approach sometimes drew criticism alongside praise.
Area of Defect's music tended toward the heavier end of what was coming out of Seattle at the time, with goth and industrial elements woven through their guitar-driven sound.
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