Mad Clown

Numetal – Rapcore – Alternative


1998/99 – Vocalist


Bandmates:

Nicolás Domenicone – Guitar

Sebastián Castilla – Drums

José Vicario – Bass


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Header Character by Rodrigo Cocco: Payaso Malévolo from El Gran Tiago, by Pirincho Ediciones.

ABOUT

After the failed attempt with D.E.L. to form a band from scratch, I was decided to from a new one that follows the sound I started to develop at D.E.L. and, later on, I discovered that was present in the first records of bands like KoЯn, Coal Chamber, Incubus, (həd) p.e., Limp Bizkit, etc. Actually was Diego, the singer of D.E.L., who make me hear KoЯn for the first time after D.E.L. splited up. In those days, was very hard to find people who understand and enjoy that kind of music in my town, and the few musicians I knew that actually liked it, already had a band. So… it took me a while until I found the right people.

 

Was thanks to a mutual friend that I meet Nicolás Domenicone. He is a guitarist who in that time was forming a band and looking for a singer. His original intention was to blend Hip hop with Hardcore and Metal, something very similar to Rapcore. That was close enough to what I was looking for, so I decided to give it a try even though, I’ve never sang before.

 

At first we chose the name Epilepsia Sound for the band, because that’s how the first songs we did sounded to us, as an epileptic seizure, but we decided to change it for Mad Clown cause we though that name could be offensive for some people. We started to play live very quick, and did it very often also. The reception from the public and the local press was very positive.

 

MAD CLOWN – REAL REVOLUTION (LIVE, 1998)

 

 

We where very close to had enough good material to start to record our first studio album when Nicolás, the guitarist, decided to leave the band and focus exclusively on his other group: The Estigma. Even though I knew how to play all the songs in the guitar, at that time I was unable to play guitar and sing at the same time, so… we tried to find another guitarist with no luck.

 

By the end of 1999, almost at the same time José, the bassist, was invited to join another band called iRAe and I was invited to play guitar at Flor Mostaza. We talked with the drummer, and decided to split up.

 

 

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