Flaw is a Nu-Metal band from Louisville, KY. However, despite their genre, their sound contains diversity that goes outside of the Nu-Metal classification.

Flaw maintains that they must keep a good relationship with their fans to sustain longevity. As a result, they write for the fans in hope that they may take something from the songs and apply it to their lives.

Contents

1 Style 2 The Band 3 Band members 4 Discography 5 External links

Style

Flaw is vastly different from the run of the mill nu-metal band in a multitude of ways, as became very apparent in their second album Endangered Species.

Flaw's guitar work is intricate; it flows with the song, yet isnt simplistic following the drums. Their bass lines have major funk influence, but not to the point of it becoming fusion. Such breaks the normal curse of Nu-Metal having simplistic guitarwork.

Flaw still totes the typical funk influenced drumlines; metalesque but not basic.

Their songs revolve around Chris Volz unusual but pleasant voice, (it definitely is something you must hear to understand), catchy funk-influenced hooks with melodic overtones, and strategic mixing techniques. Through the eyes can be described as mainly basic Nu-Metal, but it shows their progress into Endangered Species through a songs such as Inner Strength.

The Band

Flaw has said they are mainly a live band, and that couping up in a studio isnt their "thing", and their live preference is apparent in their music.

Band members

• Chris Ballinger: drums
• Chris Volz: vocals
• Jason Daunt: guitar, keyboards
• Lance Arny: gutar
• Ryan Juras: bass, background vocals

Discography

• Through the Eyes (October 2001)
• Endangered Species (May 2004)

External links

• Official Site http://www.flaw.com/
• MTV.com - Flaw http://www.mtv.com/bands/az/flaw/artist.jhtml