Mold Colony - Bio's

The band:

Something’s been growing in the dark, dank rainforests of Canada’s west coast. Indie-rock fused with funk, celtic and progressive grooves. Eclectic and often outrageous. Sweet, sour and satirical. More fun than furry bread, more rockin’ than rotting rhubarb and far tastier
than toxic tuna – Mold Colony will grow on
you. The band combines the influences of each of its four members, resulting in a diverse, energetic and entertaining sound and personality that is uniquely Mold Colony.

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The players

	Ben Denslow – Ben’s solid lead vocals, harmonic sense and searing wit were the perfect fit for Mold Colony. He is also a seasoned lyricist and contributed the text for the tracks “Mold Colony” and “Shaken Not Stirred”, as well as adding some nice bits to a few other tracks. Ben also covers drums and vocals in his other current project, the band Chad Thud.
	kel – kel’s creative songwriting was the original inspiration for Mold Colony. Covering rhythm and lead guitars, as well as the occasional keyboards, his ability to uniquely integrate different styles into a cohesive groove is the foundation of the band’s sound. kel has a boundless curiosity and adventurous spirit that always take his writing and playing into new directions.
	Pete Nielsen – As bassist for Mold Colony, Pete helped glue the sound together with an articulate, driving bottom end. Also an accomplished guitarist, Pete plays a number of rhythm and lead parts on the new CD. An endless resource of ideas, Pete helped put the finishing touches on many of the tracks. He is also guitarist and co-writing force in the band Chad Thud.
	T. W. Tobin – TWT covers drums, percussion, keyboards and other noisy bits for Mold Colony, as well as having written the lyrics for many of the tracks and engineering the debut CD. His past solo projects have often fused progressive rock, jazz and world beat flavors. TWT’s lyrics tend toward examining social or political dynamics, usually attempting to expose their absurd or comic side.