Die Symphony delineate unused ranges for industrial style expansions by focusing on potent and inflamed rock features. Assembled in 1996 in St. Louis, the crew composed of brothers Christian DeVein (vocals, programming) and Kelly DeVein (guitars), along with bassist Levi Jon and drummer Jme. Foundations of Malice, delivered in 1997, was their first full-length disc, capturing the unit's unrivaled and solid conceptions. During the following 12 months, Symphony became one of the most prominent acts in the Midwest, and shortly afterward the band delivered yet another album, Remix: Vol. 1. Appearing on several compilations and gaining rising media attention, the St. Louis squad eventually became a chart leader at mp3 websites such as www.mp3.com. The EP Codependence Day brought with it their first huge hit, the track "My Love," which managed to be featured at MTV. ~ Mario Mesquita Borges