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The Purple Sound Barrier Cincinnati, Ohio
So, what's with the band's name? We considered but rejected several alternatives for various reasons - for example,
Gesamtkunstwerk. Right. We chose The Purple Sound Barrier mainly because that was the name of our band in 7th grade. The Purple Sound Barrier is and was:
David T. Anderson: Vocals, guitar, and keyboards
PH: Vocals, drums, guitar, and keyboards
Chronos Chesterton: Keyboards, guitar
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