User:Xero2
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| Xero2 | ||
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| Background information | ||
| Origin | New York City | |
| Genre(s) | Boy band Indie rock Electronica |
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| Years active | 2006–present | |
| Label(s) | itoons | |
| Website | [[1]] | |
| Members | ||
| Thomas Curtis Taylor Phoenix and Roy |
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Xero2 is a pop rock fictional rival band of The Bohemian Shinobis. Their dance pop-like music battle against The other band's comedy alternative rock genre. The two bands usually go head-to-head and hate each other. The band is going to have one track on The Bohemian Shinobis' 2nd album. Emile is waiting to debut them in an episode.
[edit] Line-up
- Thomas Anderson (vocals, piano, synthesizer and rhythm guitar) is the singer of the group. Although he is a good pianist, equipped with a Grand Piano, he was much of a better guitarist. His signature guitar would be a Gibson ES-335, which he used live, although in the studio, he would play his Takamine acoustic. He has bullied Emile Hsu and is gay, keeping his secret, afraid it will be the end of the band.
- Curtis Delson (guitar, piano, synthesizer and vocals) is the guitarist, pianist, and backing vocalist of the band. His famous guitar, the Thunder and Lightning, was used usually. As a boy, he built the Thunder and Lightning and has usually played guitar solos during songs, like a cover of Wild Boys, coming soon on the second album, will be recorded.
- Taylor Farrell (bass, rhythm guitar, synthesizer, and vocals) is the bassist and backing vocalist of the group. Like Curtis, he has provided backing vocals and usually playing guitar during sessions alsong with his Rickenbacker 4003 Bass. He played rhythm guitar and keyboards on "Wild Boys".
- Pheonix Rhodes (piano, keyboards, synthesizer, and turntables) is the keyboardist and DJ of the band. He and Thomas are the only British members. He is also an accomplished violinist.
- Roy Rogers (drums, percussion, and synthesizer) is the drummer and percussionist who originally was on guitar. Eventually he and Curtis led to switching instruments. He, occasionally, played third guitar.
