Inertia | tl

There are a number of musical acts taking the name Inertia. (1)The original Inertia was an obscure early 80's (1980, 1981) new wave/minimal wave band from Uxbridge, Middlesex England. Featured twice on legendary "Tribute to Flexi-Pop" volumes. Several 7''s released on Inertial Records, one on L'Invitation Au Suicide (2) Inertia was formed in 1992 Reza Udhin, who more recently became the live keyboard player for Killing Joke. After an extensive period with other industrial acts, Reza decided to concentrate on a solo project which brought together elements of Industrial and Techno to form something quite different to anything in the...

The return of Inertia Blooms. http://inertiablooms.com/ We're back, and we're making an album. We've been writing it for over a year, tried recording it once and scrapped it. Eventually something will be released, some way, somehow. Mitch Travis - Vocals, Guitar Tim Hartin - Guitar Chris Traverse - Bass, Laptop Adam Betts - Drums .

Frozen Inertia (http://frozeninertia.com) began as a recording project in 1998 by Timothy Graves (guitar, bass, vocals, computer) and Brad Palmer (drums, keyboards, computer) in the small, small town of Canal Fulton, Ohio (Now Chicago and Ohio). Most of the songs would begin as a drum recording or a basic guitar part, and would morph into a complete song. The initial recordings were mixed using a primitive audio multi-track program on an even more primitive laptop computer borrowed from Tim's Dad (which his Dad borrowed from work). As funding and technology increased, the next two subsequent releases ("Hemi-demisemiquaver 1999" and "Frozen...