Description
ka-tet: literally speaking, ka-tet means "one made from many." Ka refers to destiny, tet refers to a group of people with the same interests or goals. Ka-tet is the place where many lives are joined by fate.

Music style
Alternative Metal

Musical influences
Metallica, Slayer, Clutch, Pantera, System of a Down, Six Feet Under, Grateful Dead, Lamb of God, Dream Theater and many more...

Group members
Steve Hospodar - vocals

Ken Wood - guitar

Jason Murray - bass

Joe Wood - drums

Albums
Nice To Meet You

Website
www.katet.com

Additional info
The above definition is exactly how band members Steve Hospodar (vocals), Jason Murray (bass), Ken Wood (guitar) and Joe Wood (drums) sum up their oneness as Ka-Tet. Formed in August of 2003, Ka-Tet combines their individual and collective influences drawing from the entire history of heavy metal and beyond. The music that results has been described as "Metal with good tunes" by Jimmy Brown (Music Editor, Guitar World & Revolver). Some fans of the band see Ka-Tet as a breath of fresh air when compared to the monotony of most music in today's metal scene.

In August 2004, Ka-Tet completed work on a three song demo with the help of Trevor Huster (Diecaster Studios; Erie, PA), who is best known for his work on Train's "Drops of Jupiter". In the near future, Ka-Tet plan to start work on their first full length album.

Location
Meadville, PA

"Nice To Meet You"		Metal
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	CD: Nice To Meet You Credits © 2004 by Ka-Tet

"American Dream"		Metal
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	CD: Nice To Meet You Credits © 2004 by Ka-Tet

"Eleven"		Metal
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	CD: Nice To Meet You Credits © 2004 by Ka-Tet

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