Lowsync
Band Story
In February 2008, Chiyo and Erb first connected through Craigslist.com, and from their very first meeting, they knew a major project was destined to happen. Their goals and ideas immediately clicked. After trying out a few musicians and being disappointed by the lack of talent, they returned to Craigslist. That’s where they found Scott—by chance, he was rehearsing at the same studio as Chiyo and Erb. Scott auditioned, and the chemistry was instant. A talented soloist with a European metal flair, Scott was exactly what Lowsync needed in a lead guitarist.
Through Scott came Jay, a powerful and skilled drummer. The two had just toured around Europe together, and Scott suggested Jay give Lowsync a try. From Jay’s first day with the band, everything started to fall into place. It was clear that he was one of the best drummers Lowsync had encountered—and the perfect addition to the lineup. With Jay on board, the band began the task of refining the Lowsync sound.
Despite trouble finding a bassist, Lowsync kept pushing forward. In July 2008, they recorded their EP No World. Following the recording, the band began writing new material collaboratively, resulting in a fresh and evolved sound. Still without a bassist, they made the bold decision to perform their first live show without one. The performance exceeded expectations, impressing audiences with the band’s creativity, quality, and musicianship. It was clear Lowsync had a promising future.
Finally, after nearly a year of searching, Jajuba joined Lowsync as their bassist. With only a few weeks to rehearse before two scheduled shows, the pressure was high—but both performances went exceptionally well. The band caught the attention of several notable figures, including judges from Universal Studios, who praised their style, sound, and musicianship.
Lowsync continues to write new music, perform live, and produce video content. They are actively promoting themselves to colleges, publishing companies, TV networks, radio stations, and magazines. Their style spans Flamenco and Classic Rock to Progressive Death Metal, drawing influences from Meshuggah, In Flames, Opeth, As I Lay Dying, Deftones, Gojira, Lamb of God, Neurosis, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Soilwork, Rush, and Black Sabbath.
Their songs combine heaviness with melody, shifting seamlessly between emotional screams and melodic singing. Always pursuing the perfect sound, Lowsync’s music features downtuned guitars, heavy grooves, wild effects, mellow breakdowns, syncopated rhythms, and odd time signatures. With ambitious goals and a relentless drive, Lowsync is a band with a powerful future ahead.
Through Scott came Jay, a powerful and skilled drummer. The two had just toured around Europe together, and Scott suggested Jay give Lowsync a try. From Jay’s first day with the band, everything started to fall into place. It was clear that he was one of the best drummers Lowsync had encountered—and the perfect addition to the lineup. With Jay on board, the band began the task of refining the Lowsync sound.
Despite trouble finding a bassist, Lowsync kept pushing forward. In July 2008, they recorded their EP No World. Following the recording, the band began writing new material collaboratively, resulting in a fresh and evolved sound. Still without a bassist, they made the bold decision to perform their first live show without one. The performance exceeded expectations, impressing audiences with the band’s creativity, quality, and musicianship. It was clear Lowsync had a promising future.
Finally, after nearly a year of searching, Jajuba joined Lowsync as their bassist. With only a few weeks to rehearse before two scheduled shows, the pressure was high—but both performances went exceptionally well. The band caught the attention of several notable figures, including judges from Universal Studios, who praised their style, sound, and musicianship.
Lowsync continues to write new music, perform live, and produce video content. They are actively promoting themselves to colleges, publishing companies, TV networks, radio stations, and magazines. Their style spans Flamenco and Classic Rock to Progressive Death Metal, drawing influences from Meshuggah, In Flames, Opeth, As I Lay Dying, Deftones, Gojira, Lamb of God, Neurosis, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Soilwork, Rush, and Black Sabbath.
Their songs combine heaviness with melody, shifting seamlessly between emotional screams and melodic singing. Always pursuing the perfect sound, Lowsync’s music features downtuned guitars, heavy grooves, wild effects, mellow breakdowns, syncopated rhythms, and odd time signatures. With ambitious goals and a relentless drive, Lowsync is a band with a powerful future ahead.
Band Members
Chiyo - Vocals, Erb - Guitars, Scott - Guitars, Jay - Drums, Jajuba - Bass
Chiyo - Vocals, Erb - Guitars, Scott - Guitars, Jay - Drums, Jajuba - Bass
Location: AMERICA NORTH: USA: California (CA)
Genre: Metal