GLOAM

Song writers who are incedently siblings as well,
Fletcher Williams and Olivia Perez started writing
songs on a free musical program called Buzztrack in 2000
in hopes of creating some fine tunage. Little did
they know they would become the unwitting prey to forces
beyond their control, forces that would emanate from
the computer program, through Fletcher's guitar and through
Olivia's voice as well.
This mysterious force was called twilight. This is the same twilight
that informed the famous anthropologist Carlos Casteneda that in
this liminal space this blending of night and day, mysterious
things can be percieved and accomplished. So in the spirit of
uniting oppestites and bringing to light oppresed psychological,
Genderirical, political and magickal states and bringing the mystery of
darkness into our everyday world,
Olivia started writing the lyrics and Fletcher finished and polished the
mixes for the album 'Androgyn' soon to be released.

From then on under the moniker of "Gloam" They continued on in search
for other musicians hoping to bring into complete manifestation for a
live show, the songs they had been writing.
They met bassist Brenden Shutt who had recently moved from Clarksville
Virginia to Colorado in 2005. After an extensive search for a drummer,one
night they happened upon the band Fissure Mystik. Being impressed
with their sound they befriended them. Little did they know that
later drummer Fernando Garcia would agree to sit in on some of their
practices, and soon became their live drummer as well.
Finally, youngest sibling Micheala Perez would agree to
add her skills to Gloam by incorperating a live Keyboard and supporting
guitar, and in the future songwriting skills for their succeeding
project to be titled: "The Woes and the Joys of a Corporeal body"