Alt-metal combo the Blank Theory was comprised of vocalist/guitarist Nathan Leone, bassist Matthew Leone, guitarist Michael Foderaro, drummer James Knight, and keyboardist Shawn Currie. Forming in Chicago in 1999, the band began to make a name for itself with numerous live gigs and a self-released EP. Eventually, the quintet hooked up with the revived Scratchie imprint, which was now distributed through a subsidiary of Warner. Scratchie issued the full-length debut Beyond the Calm of the Corridor in September 2002; it showcased the Blank Theory's Stabbing Westward- and Tool-influenced sound and featured a rocked-up cover of Portishead's "Sour Times." The album was produced by James Iha, who also contributed guitar to a few tracks. ~ Johnny Loftus, Rovi
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The Blank Theory plays alternative metal and nu metal with post-hardcore influences, best known for their 2002 album Beyond the Calm of the Corridor. Follow The Blank Theory on Mood.
The Blank Theory originated in Chicago, Illinois.
Notable songs by the band include "Middle of Nowhere" and their cover of Portishead's "Sour Times".
