
Worm-Hole
Spanning the spectrum of Hard Rock from hard drivin' tunes to introspectives, the band "Worm-Hole" proudly hails from the Southwest. Based in a small town in Southern New Mexico, W-H has been pounding out their own brand of Hard Rock music since May 2006. W-H was formed when long time friends and ex-band mates Travis Manning (Ex-singer for the long lived metal band "New Mexican Erection") and John Geddes (Ex-bassist for "Harmonic Convergence") decided to put a project together. With Manning on vocals and guitars and Geddes on bass, the other piece to the puzzle has not been so easy to find. Undergoing several member changes since the conception of the band, including recently losing their long time drummer of 3 years, W-H has always persevered and continued to move forward. The most recent addition to the band came in April 2011 when W-H recruited local area drummer Michael Portillo who also plays in the band "Lacquer head." In the 5 years they have been playing, W-H has managed to piece together quite an impressive resume. Performing in 16 cities since their introduction to the music scene, including a spot at SXSW in 2009, KLAQ's Streetfest (El Paso, TX) also in 2009, KLAQ's Locofest in 2008, and regular tours across the Southwest, they have managed to build a great base of fans, friends, and family throughout the region. In addition to the live performances, W-H also released their first album “Breathe” in 2007, the two singles "Sorry" and "Blind" in 2008, "Dirty faces" and "Something" in 2009, "Dirty Faces EP" in 2010, and they recently Recorded the single "Appetite" at Sonic Room Studio in Livermore CA (produced by Tim Narducci - Systematic, Green House Effect, Spiral Arms, Forbidden, White Witch Canyon, etc). They are presently in the studio finishing tracks for a new full-length album with an anticipated release this Summer 2011! For booking, licensing, and any other info please contact: Travis Manning nastycactus@comcast.net 575-644-8731
Las Cruces, NM
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