Razer

History: Rising from the ashes of heavy metalers Wardog (Metal Blade), bassist Chris Catero, guitarist Paul Sulllivan and drummer Eric Bongiorno formed Razer with fellow Arizonian Jeromy Graves on Guitar. After finding L.A.-based vocalist Chris Powers through an online classified ad, the quitntet recorded Falling in Line. The ablum's songs strike a perfect balance between Graves and Sullivan's hard-rocking guitar work and Powrs' huge pipes.
TAlk Box: "We tried to make every song really good and have them not sound alike," says Catero. "The result is an album with a lot of cool peaks and valleys." - Guitar World Magazine

Razer's song Super Paun, was chosen by the editors of Billboard Magazine to be one of 16 acts to be on the Discmakers Independent Music World Series Compilation CD. The IMWS was open to all music genres and Razer was the only hard rock band to make it on. There are 10,000 of these being printed and are to be distributed to the industries top professionals.
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IMWS Compilation
Disc Makers produces compilation CDs for each IMWS region. The six finalists are included, along with 8-10 other notable artists selected from the pool of semi-finalists. IMWS compilations are distributed to an exclusive list of industry contacts and are used as promotional materials by Disc Makers, the artists, and IMWS sponsors. - Disc Makers Independent Music World Series

Razer is made up of 5 People from Phoenix, AZ, Chris Powers (lead vocals), Paul Sullivan (guitar), Jeromy Graves (guitar), Chris Catero (bass), and Eric Bongiorno (drums). Bassist, Chris Catero, played for Marty Friedman's US Tour and works for Krank Amplifiers. Ralph Patlam remixed for Megadeth and was the engineer that finished the CD Falling In Line. Real Heavy Metal, including the edge of '90 Slash Heavy Metal Sound, heavy and solid, reminiscent of Metallica, Alice in Chains. Manly vocal, sounds a little like James Hetfield. The closest sound is Godsmack. Already passed the scale as a demo. Excellent - Burn Magazine

Dec 14, 2006
Local hard-rock band Razer has quite the pedigree — the five-piece was founded by guitarist Paul Sullivan, bassist Chris Catero, and drummer Eric Bongiorno, all of whom were in Metal Blade act Wardog (Bongiorno also drums for Valley rock prodigy Nick Sterling). After nabbing guitarist Jeremy Graves and ex-Shift singer Chris Powers, Razer recorded and self-released Falling in Line, a sonic nod to bands like Alice in Chains and Stone Temple Pilots. With its thick metal riffs and catchy choruses, the album was impressive enough to make it onto Guitar World magazine's holiday list. Check out the band's live show for your sonic stocking stuffers. - Niki D'Andrea