History Phase

Phase is a post punk revival band formed in Larissa, GR in 2003.

Not to be confused with british techno producer Ashley Burchett's pseudonym.

The trip began in summer 2008 from when the party is collecting experiences and ideas which they are continuously filtering reaching to today’s shape; finding Phase delivering this tight alloy of music, which press tends to call post punk revival. Apart from their own, on and off their country's borders, successful shows, they’ve shared the stage with legendary acts as well as for contemporary, established artists close to their idiom like Jeff Martin (The Tea Party), Anneke van Giersbergen & Danny Cavanagh (Anathema & The Gathering), Sivert Høyem (madrugada) and many more. In the beginning of 2010 their digital single “perdition” was selected to participate in Microsoft’s “Playlist Seven” program while worth of mentioning is their debuting entrance on Billboard's charts on summer of 2012, as one of the fastest rising artists, as well as Duncan Patterson’s (Anathema, Antimatter, alternative 4) effort on “Ibidem”, a musical statement of their debut LP “in consequence”; a dark, rolling, mysterious album where rock music meets folk and industrial sounds covered brilliantly by an awarded artwork entitled “The Tree of Li(f)e” brought to our cognizable dimensions by Aris Liapis. Turn off your mind and relax tripping among Phase’s frequencies…

www.phase.gr

www.facebook.com/phaseband

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phase_band

Members:

Thanos Grigoriou (2003-2005; 2008-) - Spoken Poetry, A Variety of Stringed Instruments, Percussion

Damos Harharidis (2011-) - Bass, Synths

Vasilis Liapis (2011-) - Guitar, Piano

Marios Papakostas (2011-) Drums, Percussion

Live Musicians:

Thanos Kandylas (2010-) - Cello, Bouzouki, Percussion

Maria Athanasiadi (2010-) - Violin

Michalis Maroulis (2012-) - Drums and Percussion

2. Ashley Burchett's work exist's on various internet pirated downloads credited mistakenly as Phase because of the lack of support of some systems, on the special characters his trademarked alias Ø [phase] incorporates (the empty set symbol - Ø, and the square brackets, actually read as "Zero Phase").

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