Throughout the years, Side Effect has remained
two steps ahead of and one step behind popular music.
Tony's electronic drumming combines industrial alternative
with funky speed metal and everything in between. Jarek's
European bass touches the dark side, while keeping a foot in
funk, and a hand in classic European metal. Jim's guitar
chunks reminisce of a metallic funk, and a bluesy dange.
Michael's lead guitar mixes Vai with Vaughan, Friedman with
Page, and Cantrell with Trower. Add in Michael's harmonies
with the power vocals by Dennis, with noticeable influences
which range from McCartney to Kid Rock, Anthony Kiedis to
Bon Jovi, and above all--Den E Wojo.

The songs diversities vary as much as their influences.
Dark, near metal songs segue to industrial hip-hop and
funky flavors with a power driven, grungy crunch. All
original material composed by the band, with occasional
unusual covers like "Whip It!" (Devo), and "Motel 666" (The
new Duncan Imperials). What is recorded is not reproduced live,
but rather enhanced by whimsical visual creativity, and
a continuous change in songs to keep audiences coming
back to see what they'll do next.

A band that mixes raw talent, boundless creativity,
and technology of yesterday and today, Side Effect a little
bit of something for everyone, and a little bit of
everything for someone.