Tracie Law and Pam Chowhan, the masterminds behind the critically acclaimed Symphony of Pain, have crafted a unique sound that has captivated the world of progressive electro-rock. Their albums, including the celebrated 'Hydeology' (ARFM Radio's Album of the Year) and 'Virology,' have amassed a dedicated following. Currently, they're busy shaping a new sonic adventure with their upcoming album 'Angelology' and a fresh live electronic set named 'Elektrology.'

Pam's musical journey is a captivating exploration of genres. From her classical training at Cambridge University and the Royal Northern College of Music, where she honed her skills on the keyboards and violin, she seamlessly transitioned into jazz. However, it was in the electrifying world of rock and electronica with Symphony of Pain that she found her true calling. Her collaborations, which span from cellists Julian and Jiaxin Lloyd Webber to vocal powerhouses Lesley Garrett and Michael Ball, and from royal harpist Catrin Finch to musical heavyweights like percussionist Pete Lockett, dub master Adrian Sherwood, Doug Wimbish (Living Colour), and Youth (Killing Joke), are a testament to her versatility and musical prowess.

Tracie's musical journey is a testament to his passion and dedication. Originating from Tamworth, Staffordshire, he began his musical education at the School of Rock and has been on a continuous learning journey ever since. His sound engineering and bass guitar qualifications testify to his commitment to his craft. From his early days in Tamworth's BHX to his time with the London-based Liverpool band Platnum Hi, then later forming L.O. Girls with John Hurley from Paul DiAnnos Battlezone, He also played with Beki Bondages' Bombshells. Tracie has a rich history of collaboration. Notably, he significantly contributed to the 1992 compilation album 'Metal for Muthas' on Pony Canyon Records with L.O. Girls and has played alongside prominent figures in the industry.

This week, we have an exclusive opportunity for you to delve into the world of Symphony of Pain’s unique sonic creations. Join us as we chat with Tracie and Pam about their musical journey, comedic inspirations, and highly anticipated new set, “Elektrology.”

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