"The World According to Nemesis" emerged as a powerhouse in the 90's rock n' roll scene, boasting a lineup that embodied the raw energy and rebellious spirit of the era. Led by the charismatic Chris Dunham on vocals, with Mike Michaels shredding on guitar, Scott Conner keeping the beat on drums, and William Richard Carr III laying down the basslines, this quartet forged their sound from the fires of passion and camaraderie.
Formed by Scott and Mike after a chance encounter at a Candlebox show, where Chris's fervent singing caught Mike's attention, the band quickly solidified their bond and set out to conquer the Arizona music scene. Dominating stages across the state, they opened for esteemed national acts like The Marshall Tucker Band, Tony MacAlpine, and Sacred Reich, leaving audiences in awe with their electrifying performances.
"The World According to Nemesis" wasn't just about rocking out—it was a platform for their unfiltered thoughts on the music industry, the creative process of songwriting, and the struggles of breaking into the scene. They tackled obstacles head-on, earning a reputation as a band that club owners and venues were proud to showcase due to their immense drawing power and unforgettable live shows.
With their infectious energy, relentless drive, and fearless attitude, "The World According to Nemesis" carved out a space for themselves in the annals of 90's rock, leaving an indelible mark on both the local scene and the hearts of their fans.
