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Brian Paone, a Massachusetts native, has been writing fiction since 1988 and performing in bands since 1994. Brian took drum lessons throughout high-school and in 1994 he joined his first band, Vertical Smile. After one show as the drummer, Brian left Vertical Smile, and started his career as a vocalist and frontman. Since then, Brian has fronted the bands: Yellow #1, Drop Kick Jesus, The Grave Machine and currently Transpose. Each of the bands have covered a wide range of genres and styles.

Alongside of his musical career, Brian never abandoned his writing. Brian's first novel, "Dreams Are Unfinished Thoughts", was published in October, 2007 and his second novel, "Welcome To Parkview", was published in August, 2010.

Brian currently lives in Georgia with his wife Stephanie and their two children, Analise and Everett. Brian is also a Police Officer for the St. Marys, GA Police Department and has been working in Law Enforcement since 2002.

Transpose is entering the studio in March, 2011 at Platinum Sound Studios in Jacksonville Beach, FL to begin recordiong their second album. Tentative release date is scheduled for April / May, 2011. Album title and song names will be announced shortly.

Transpose was started by Brian Paone and Joshua Givens at the beginning of 2006 in Beverly, Massachusetts. In May, 2006 they moved the band to Jacksonville, FL and recruited ex-Ashes Of Osiris bass player Tim Sigler and drummer Jason Bonner. Immediately the foursome started writing the songs for the debut album, while playing shows from Kingsland, GA to Orlando, FL. Gold certified producer Scott Fravala attended a local show and was impressed enough to approach the band and offer them to record the debut album, "A Delicate Impact" at his studio in Orange Park, FL. The album was released independently in April 2008 to positive reviews and impressive sales at shows and on iTunes.

Transpose prides itself on being genre-bending, mixing styles of post-hardcore with progressive metal and screamo. Crediting the Deftones, Tool, Thursday, and Lamb Of God as the main influences, the band created its own sound in the process.

Transpose's shows have stretched from Savannah, GA to Orlando, FL and they have opened for bands such as Mushroomhead, Tub Ring, Fed Up, New Day, Sore Eyes, and Future Leaders Of The World. The first single, "Only The Dead Go Free" was part of WJAP radio's rotation throughout the summer of 2008.

Joshua Givens left the band in November, 2008 and the band recruited TJ Monaghan as the permanent new guitarist. Transpose are currently writing their second album with a tentative release schedule of Spring, 2011.

The Grave Machine was born from the ashes of Drop Kick Jesus. Singer Brian Paone and bass player Eric Park from Drop Kick Jesus, wanted to further explore the industrial/horror side of metal, and recruited guitarist Pete Tachuk to round out the lineup. Influenced heavily on industrial bands such as Ministry, Skinny Puppy, Bile, KMFDM, and Nine Inch Nails while mixing the texture and atmosphere of Pink Floyd, Rush, and Neurosis, they created a soundtrack to every underground horror film.

Sample heavy songs, with grinding riffs and militant beats, set the groundwork for Brian's effect heavy vocals, using films such as The Amityville Horror, War Of The Worlds, May and The Pit & The Pendulum as inspiration lyrically and vocally.

The self titled debut album was recorded in Albany, NY in 2005 and The Grave Machine played in MA, NH and NY opening for bands such as Coven Of 13 and Tragedie Ann.

Drop Kick Jesus was started in July, 1997 by KJ Strum, Eric Park, Jay Mower, Ted Goclawski and Brian Paone. The vision of the band was to use keyboards and samples with hardcore music. The band played its very first show in Springfield, MA on a "side stage" at a festival that was hosting Faith No More and Limp Bizkit as the headlining acts.

Ken Cmar recorded and produced the debut album, "Splatterguts" in 1998 for Wonderdrug Records (the same label that Staind came from the year earlier). Promoting the album, Drop Kick Jesus went on a handful of mini-tours opening for bands such as Vision Of Disorder, Will Haven, Crowbar, The Clay People, Crisis, Honkeyball, and Tree. Drop Kick Jesus played shows throughout MA, NH and NY during this era, with the largest fan base coming from the Albany, NY area.

After the band had exhausted "Splatterguts", vocalist Jay Mower left the band and Brian Paone moved from keyboards to become the new vocalist.

After spending three years promoting "Splatterguts", Drop Kick Jesus wrote their second album, "Depress The Heart" with adding Justin St. Laurent on keyboards while Brian Paone moved up to vocals. Already having a loyal fan base in MA, NH and NY, the band caught the attention of Grammy award winning producer Neil Kernon who was interested in working with the band on the second album.

Neil Kernon recorded "Depress The Heart" at the end of 2000 in Haverhill, MA and then the band traveled to Tornillo, TX for a week to mix the album at Neil's studio. The album was released in 2001 under the Auslander Records tag, which is a subsidiary of Century Media Records.

The album was a growth from "Splatterguts" both musically and sonically. The attitude of the songs had moved away from hardcore and more into electro-metal, using bands such as Meshuggah, Slipknot, Static-X, and Pitchshifter as influences.

Drop Kick Jesus expanded their touring to add VT, ME, RI, and PA during the "Depress The Heart" era. During this period, Drop Kick Jesus played with bands such as Bile, Crisis, Tree, Sam Black Church, Grief, Scissorfight, and Unearth.

Drop Kick Jesus played a sold out show at New York City's famous CBGB's club, opening for Crisis in December of 2000.

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"Holy Shit!! Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, we have ourselves a new band to be on the lookout for. This band plays some mean brutal metal mixed in with a bit of hardcore melody and get this... KEYBOARDS!!! This is a plus in my book, kids. This is so impressive and refreshing..."

- SOUNDCHECK MAGAZINE (April 1998)

Brian Paone quite his first band, Vertical Smile, in order to have more control over the songwriting and to try his hand at being a front man. Brian formed Yellow #1 in 1995 with Christine Kelley, Dave Ouellette and Dann Paciulan. Writing all the music on a guitar and drum machine, their live shows were full of samples and triggers and instruments being swapped around on stage.

The band played shows in MA, NH, and RI. The pinnacle of their success was Boston radio station played the single, "Broken Eyes" on rotation and Yellow #1 was asked to open up for Godsmack in 1997 in Salem, MA.

Brian pulled the plug on the band after being approached by bass player Eric Park to form a more industrial-metal band, which would eventually turn into Drop Kick Jesus.

"This very inscrutable foursome has got a lock on making very emotional music. Sure, this leans towards pop, but not because it's always whimsical. Yellow #1's pop leanings speing from their nicely structured songs. While the whimsy shows through sometimes, but it's their ability to convey the trial and tribulations of the real human experience (the minor insecurities and disappointments along with the small joys) that is their main strength... Brian Paone seems to be the prodigy here..."

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- CIRCUS MAGAZINE (July 1997)

"Snippets of techno, disco and rock styles slammed together like canned sardines with some kind of odd babbling by a slightly deranged sounding guy. Interesting stuff, especially for those of you with Attention Deficit Disorder..."

- NORTHEAST PERFORMER (April 1997)