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1000mods
1000mods at Seattle Washington Giorgos, Giannis, Danis and Labros1000mods at Seattle Washington
Giorgos, Giannis, Danis and Labros
Background information
OriginChiliomodi, Corinthia, Greece
GenresClassic rock, Grunge rock, Stoner rock, Psychedelic rock, Stoner doom
Years active2006 – present
LabelsKozmik Artifactz, CTS Productions, The Lab Records, Ouga Booga and the Mighty Oug Recordings
Members
  • Dani G. - Vocals and Bass
  • Giannis S. - Guitar
  • Giorgos T. - Guitar
  • Labros G. - Drums
Website1000mods.com

1000mods is a heavy rock band from Greece, formed in 2006. The name of the group is a pun linked to Chiliomodi, the village in which they were formed, as "a thousand" is pronounced "chillia" in Greek. Despite their early days genre-orientation which was mainly influenced by Black Sabbath, and the late 90's stoner rock movement, in their latest releases, 1000mods evolved in an all-things rock band, with a very personal and unique sound, influenced by the 70's heaviness, as well as the glorious 90's rock sound.

History

1000mods formed in 2006 and released two EPs in their early years (2007's "Blank Reality" and 2009's "Liquid Sleep").

In October 2010, they produced their first album "Super Van Vacation", in collaboration with Billy Anderson (Sleep, Neurosis, etc.) and supported it with massive European touring, starting to make a name for themselves as an energetic and explosive live act. “Super Van Vacation” is now considered a timeless classic of the worldwide heavy rock scene, having sold more than 10.000 copies to date.

Their second album "Vultures" was released in 2014, May 30, via The Lab Records. European tours followed this time too, in one of which, 1000mods supported New Jersey's legendary heavy rock act The Atomic Bitchwax.

Their third album "Repeated Exposure to ..." in September 2016 via Ouga Booga and the Mighty Oug Recordings was produced and mixed by 1000mods and George Leodis, with Leodis leading up engineering at Wreck It Sound Studios in Corinth, Greece. The album was mastered by acknowledged mastering engineer Brad Boatright (Sleep, Toxic Holocaust, etc.) at Audiosiege Studios, Portland, Oregon. Praised by fans, as well as by international music press, “Repeated exposure to…” is considered by many a masterpiece of the heavy rock scene, and is strongly rumored to be one of the albums that changed the face of European heavy rock music.

Their fourth album was released in April 2020, and turned out to be their breakthrough record too. Deriving from the glorious 90's, while at the same time keeping the 1000mods spirit and originality, "Youth of Dissent" is produced by legend Matt Bayles (Pearl Jam, Mastodon, Isis, Soundgarden etc) and recorded at Litho Studio (owned by Stone Gossard, founding member of Pearl Jam, Temple of the Dog, Mother Love Bone and Green River) and London Bridge Studio (where Pearl Jam’s “Ten” was recorded). "Youth of Dissent" was praised by the international music press as a top quality heavy rock album.

With an ever-growing fan base all around the globe, taking repeatedly European, US and Australian soil by force, due to their relentless touring schedule (having also participated in the biggest European rock & metal festivals), armed with dedication and non-stop commitment, the Greek rock quartet is considered to be the new-found power of the European rock scene.

Discography

Albums

EPs

  • Blank Reality (2007, self-released)
  • The Woodrose Effect EP (2009, self-released)
  • Liquid Sleep (2009, SuiSound Productions / CTS Productions)

Singles

  • Valley of Sand (2012, The Lab Records)
  • Pearl (2020, Ouga Booga And The Mighty Oug Recordings)

Splits

  • 1000mods vs Wight (2010, Fat & Holy Records)

References

  1. Οι 1000mods αγαπούν πολύ το βαν τους (in Greek)
  2. "1000mods European Tour 2011". Downtuned Magazine & Radio. Retrieved 2019-05-17.
  3. "1000mods European Tour". Downtuned Magazine & Radio. Retrieved 2019-05-17.

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