BI•AS, the band featuring former Core 10 members David Silveria (ex-Korn), Chris Dorame, and Joe Taback, along with Mike Martin and Rich Nguyen, have premiered two new songs, “Pity” and “Change Your Mind.” You can check those out below. The group’s first live show will take place at The Wayfarer in Costa Mesa, CA on January 11.
BI•AS, the band featuring former Core 10 members David Silveria (ex-Korn), Chris Dorame, and Joe Taback, along with Mike Martin and Rich Nguyen, have shared another studio video complete with a tease of new music. You can check that out below. The group’s debut single “Pity” will be released on January 4 and their first show will take place at the Juke Joint in Anaheim, CA on January 25.
BI•AS, the band featuring former Core 10 members David Silveria (ex-Korn), Chris Dorame, and Joe Taback, along with Mike Martin and Rich Nguyen, have shared another studio video complete with a tease of new music. You can check that out below:
Bias, the band featuring former Core 10 members David Silveria (ex-Korn), Chris Dorame, and Joe Taback, along with Mike Martin and Rich Nguyen, have shared a new mini-documentary on their formation. The clip also includes a preview of new music.
Former Core 10 members, drummer David Silveria (ex-Korn), bassist Chris Dorame, and guitarist Joe Taback, have reunited in a new band called Bias. The lineup is rounded out by guitarist Mike Martin and frontman Rich Nguyen. The group are currently recording a new album with Chris Collier and they are also planning to play their first show on January 25 in Anaheim, CA (venue TBA).
Taback commented:
“We received hundreds of submissions from all over the world and heard a lot of amazingly talented people. Rich came in and we just instantly vibed. The songs flowed without a hitch. We were able to get a lot done with him in a very short span of time.”
Silveria added:
“We chose BIAS because everyone has their own opinions and preferences that influence their actions in some way or the other. Whether we know it or not, we all have our own version of bias.”
