Looking for bassist and drummer for glamvisual kei-looking band. (Los Angeles, CA)

Looking for bassist and drummer for glamvisual kei-looking band.

I am a guitarist male 25-years-old working with a singer female 22-years-old to make demos for some songs I ve written. We also want to create a band in which we play these songs as well as more to come in the future and some covers as well. What we have in mind is to go all the way. Record at least an album play shows regularly tour maybe even...make it big (well we certainly wouldn t object to making it that far ). But in addition to playing music live we also want to put on an awesome visual performance. Basically performing with the glam visual kei look. You know with makeup and all that. That s the part where I ve probably lost your interest. Or maybe...I just got you even more interested.The demos we have been working on are not yet complete so for now I m unable to show you the songs with her voice for the next week or two. However so I have at least something to show for now there are some of the early versions of the songs that I just threw together. Listen to them here s www.youtube.com playlist list PL17a-6C5A5u3GV07uSn5rzN-zw2MHmpX-What we are looking for is a bassist and a drummer. Maybe a keyboardist. I have for now free rehearsal space that s 20 minutes north of the twin cities. This is at least where the rehearsals will take place but we can get something in a different location if that ends up being the best option.For the bassist we need someone that can play nice melodic lines rather than just always emulating what the guitar is doing. I do have a Bassman head with a few available speakers for you to use if you would like.For the drummer I m a little bit picky. There are the basic requirements being that you should be able to play up to the skill that the programmed drums are displaying on the demos. And also not always changing the beats so that it ruins the songs. But I also need you to use a set with at least four toms. The stuff I write is definitely not written with a four-piece set in mind. Also I would need you to use a set that has two bass drums. It s fine if you use a double pedal with the second bass drum just used as a dummy but it just gives a much better stage presence that way. However to make matters much easier I have an eight-piece Tama Superstar that you can use for rehearsals (makes it a whole lot easier that you don t have to carry around your drums every time you jam doesn t it ) and performances. Though...you might wanna bring your own cymbals.Aside from all that there s the basics-no drug problems no inflated egos must be reliable have reliable transportation all that jazz. Just be sure you read all the important details.Hope to hear from you