Career
He also added back-up vocals in Acid Bath (1991–1997) and formed another band known as Shrüm (or simply SHRUM) (1995). Pitre formed Shrüm with the idea to have two bass players, himself and Joseph J. Fontenot, to create a heavy, low-end bass sound with Tomas Viator on electronic drums and Scott Leger on vocals. Shrüm"s only album to date is Red Devils & Purple Ringers.
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Acid Bath disbanded in 1997 after Pitre’s death. Shrüm was created by Audie T. Pitre in 1995 when he got the idea of having a band with two bass players.
He shared this idea with Tommy Viator and they began creating what was the beginning of Shrüm. They were undecided as to whom they would get to play the second bass position.
They asked Joseph J. Fontenot, whom they knew from a band called Shredding Lettuce, if he would be interested in the concept of forming a band together with two bassists, a drummer, and a vocalist.
He ended up joining the band subsequently. After this part of the line-up was established, the band still wanted a vocalist. Dax went to one of the band"s jam sessions and worked on a song that eventually became "Tears of a Marionette".
However, Dax being in the band did not formulate.
Scott Leger listened in on Shrüm"s jam sessions. He said that he was a vocalist, but none of the band members had ever heard him.
He was asked to try out for the vocalist position in Shrüm. Foreign the first practice he came to, he was trying to mimic Dax, which was not what Shrüm was looking foreign
Audie then told Scott to be himself and sing with emotion.
With that said, Scott Leger Junior. became the vocalist of Shrüm. Red Devils and Purple Ringers was released to raise money for Audie Layne, Audie Pitre"s son. The tape eventually sold all copies.
Shrüm completed its first show, an outdoor block party, with Kelly Pitre, Audie"s younger brother, filling in on bass.
Since then, Shrüm played a show at Zeppelins in New Orleans, Louisiana with Goatwhore. Afterwards, the band gave an interview to New South Metal Magazine.
Currently, Shrüm is no longer together. Shrüm members
Audie T. Pitre - Low-End Bass Distortion
Joseph J. Fontenot - High-End Bass Distortion, Clean Bass & backing vocals
Scott J. Leger Junior.
- High & Low vocals
Tommy Viator - Electronic Drums, Keyboards, backing vocals
Kelly Pitre - Low-End Bass Distortion.
