Ron Underwood (musician)

Ron "Thunderwood" Underwood is a musician and director from Phoenix, Arizona. He is currently the lead vocalist for the Los Angeles band 9ELECTRIC.

Music career

In 2010, the band 9ELECTRIC was formed by Underwood, Mikey Lopez, Micah Electric, and Casey DC.[1][2] They are now signed to Another Century Records.

In 2014, they released their EP "Control."

In July 2016, they released their debut album "The Damaged Ones"[3]

In September 2018, Ron announced via Facebook (supported by bravewords.com) that they had signed a deal with Pavement Entertainment and expect to release their new album 'Megalith' early 2019. [4]

Prior to that, he founded Opiate for the Masses, a post-hardcore band from Arizona in 1999. They formed in Phoenix by Underwood, Elias Mallin, Dustin Lyon and Jim Kaufman. The meaning of their name came from the Karl Marx quote that says the organized religion is an opiate for oppressed countries and cultures. In June 2009, they posted on their MySpace page that they had broken up and gone their separate ways.

gollark: Hmm. Well. I wouldn't be very happy with that mind editing *either*, and that wouldn't make me not bored if approximately-me were put in a box/walked round a bit/whatever without somewhat intellectually engaging activities.
gollark: If I took your mindstate and swapped out stuff like "likes helping people" and "likes some type of art" for "enjoys murdering people for fun" and "regularly abducts and tortures people" would that be "you"?
gollark: If my values were randomly remapped so I'd be a better pet, it wouldn't meaningfully be "me".
gollark: Same thing but just bored.
gollark: - it would work fine because ??? handwave and I'd be stuck in the constant barely-not-dying state of all wild animals for several years, probably incredibly bored and stressed at the same time, until I die of some wild animal thing.

References
  1. "Hollywood Music Magazine". Hollywoodmusicmagazine.com.
  2. "Screamer Magazine". Screamermagazine.com.
  3. "KNAC.com". knac.com.
  4. http://bravewords.com/news/9electric-inks-deal-with-pavement-entertainment-megalith-album-expected-in-early-2019. Missing or empty |title= (help)
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