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Elliott Mason Fox
Called upon by the musical gods in 1988. This was the year he picked up the bass guitar. Two years later he picked up the guitar, but we are going to put the guitar back down and speak more about the bass. Let's talk about Mr. Fox's influences, shall we? In no particular order, they are as follows: Geezer Butler, Gene Simmons, John Paul Jones, Steve Harris, Chuck Rainey, and Martha Stewart's "How to Make Jam With A Bass" home video. Elliott's first musical adventure was a dark and deceptive one. Their name was "Dark Deception", an original metal band. His second band was named "Twice Removed", no pun intended. After that, Mr. Fox went on into the thrash era with "Deism", an original thrash project. Next on the list featured Elliott and James Rebello in a tribute to the Oz man, "Blizzard of Oz". After this band's end, Elliott felt he needed to play in a band with a longer name. His search found him "Dennis Wojciks Inexperience Featuring The All Star Cast Band Freeformed Jazz Odyssey". Then Elliott decided that long band names weren't for him so he searched for a one syllable word band and found "Swill", a fearless cover band from Rhode Island. Finally Elliott is seeking refuge in Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. A name neither too long nor too short, but just right.
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