Freedom from convention, music with intention. This is the well oiled, hard rock machine driven by SPIRAL TRANCE. Since their inception and the release of their latest self-produced EP, "Dead Set," this Milwaukee quartet is giving modern rock a well deserved kick in the teeth. Produced by Paul Karcz at the band's own Triple Six Studios, "Dead Set" transcends current metal trends by exploring new...

Freedom from convention, music with intention. This is the well oiled, hard rock machine driven by SPIRAL TRANCE. Since their inception and the release of their latest self-produced EP, "Dead Set," this Milwaukee quartet is giving modern rock a well deserved kick in the teeth. Produced by Paul Karcz at the band's own Triple Six Studios, "Dead Set" transcends current metal trends by exploring new sonic territory. After a few early demos in 1997, SPIRAL TRANCE was featured on MTV's DENNIS RODMAN WORLD TOUR VIDEO with their song, "BITTER." A full length CD followed. The CD, "On Our Terms," garnered national publicity for the group with two nominations and performances at the LA MUSIC AWARDS in 2001, and again in 2002 as "National Artist Of The Year." In 2002, SPIRAL TRANCE placed in the Top Ten at the ASCAP GRAMMY SHOWCASE AWARDS for their song "Hellacious," and again in 2003 for "Breathe Again." Building on that success, SPIRAL TRANCE recently won the 2006 WISCONSIN AREA MUSIC INDUSTRY (WAMI) AWARD for Song of