Painface (band)
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[edit] Basement Sessions
The original Slipknot, even before Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat was in 1992. The period was called the Basement Sessions. Originally, in the basement sessions they weren't called Slipknot. They were called Painface. The Basement Sessions were conducted in the basement of Paul Gray.
[edit] 1992 Members
Anders Colsefini
Patrick Neuwirth
Paul Grey
Shawn Crahan
[edit] Songs
In the basement sessions, Painface(aka Slipknot), made 5 songs. The songs included:
"Slipknot", "Gently", "Idiot", "What's Wrong", and "Wise up".
[edit] The Official Start
In 1994, Painface officially started and changed their name to Slipknot. They made the album Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat in 1996. In 1997, Ismist Recordings signed Slipknot and Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat was put into stores. Only 1,000 copies were made. Later, they fired Anders, forced Cuddles out of the band, and the other members left, and they got Corey Taylor and many more members, so they had 9 members. Then in 1999 Slipknot released Slipknot instead of their other album Crowz. During that time, they were signed by Roadrunner Records, and still are today.
The Following Information is about the current Painface
[edit] The New Painface
After Anders left Slipknot, he created his own band by reusing Slipknot's ex-name: Painface.
[edit] Members
Anders Colsefini - vocals
JaS Spargur - guitar, backing vocals
Chad Valeshek - drums
Jeremy Easley - bass guitar
Tim Flor - guitar, backing vocals
skrapi - Corneta
[edit] Discography
On A Pale Horse (EP) (2000)
FleshCraft (2000)
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