A History of Zombi — MetalStorm

Formation and Early Years (2004–2006)

Zombi emerged from the depths of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 2004, when Steve Moore and Anthony Paterra joined forces to create a unique blend of electronic music. Moore's mastery of bass and synthesizers combined with Paterra's thunderous drumming set the stage for a new wave of sonic exploration.

The duo's use of looping techniques quickly garnered attention, allowing them to craft intricate, multi-layered compositions that mesmerized audiences. With influences ranging from metal to no-wave, Zombi began to make a name for themselves in the underground music scene.

Rise to Recognition (2006–2010)

By 2006, Zombi had caught the eye of Relapse Records, signing with the renowned label to unleash their sonic creations upon the world. Their album 'Surface to Air' saw the light of day on vinyl through Belgian record label Hypertension Records, solidifying their place in the realm of electronic music.

The duo's collaboration with Norwegian DJ/producer Prins Thomas on the remix of their track 'Sapphire' further showcased their versatility and innovation, drawing in a diverse range of listeners.

Exploring New Horizons (2010–Present)

As the years went by, Zombi continued to push boundaries and explore new sonic territories. Steve Moore's background with bands like Microwaves and Red Sparowes brought a metal edge to the duo's sound, while Anthony Paterra's experience with The 1985 added a unique flavor to their compositions.

With an impressive list of tours alongside bands like Isis, Red Sparowes, and Goblin, Zombi solidified their reputation as pioneers of electronic music, captivating audiences with their mesmerizing live performances.

Zombi's legacy as an electronic music powerhouse continues to resonate in the metal scene, inspiring a new generation of musicians to push the boundaries of sound and creativity.