Also known as: C. Weber, Chris Webber, Webber, Weber
United States
About
Chris Weber is a notable figure in the American electronic music scene, primarily recognized for his innovative guitar work and foundational role in pioneering electronic groups. As the guitarist and founder of U.P.O., Weber pushed the boundaries of electronic music, contributing to the release of two influential albums, "No Pleasantries" in 2000 and "The Heavy" in 2004. These works are celebrated for their fusion of electronic elements with rock, showcasing Weber's ability to blend genres seamlessly.
In addition to his work with U.P.O., Weber played a crucial role in the early stages of Hollywood Rose, a project that would later evolve into the iconic band Guns N' Roses. The 2004 release of "The Roots of Guns N' Roses," featuring demos recorded by Hollywood Rose in 1984, highlighted Weber's early influence on the electronic rock genre. His contributions to these projects have left a lasting impact on the electronic music landscape, cementing his legacy as a pioneer in blending rock and electronic elements.
