Background
Ross grew up in the western region of Los Angeles, influenced by many different musicians and genres, from the punk movement and hard rock even to soul, funk and jazz fusion bands.
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Career
He took his first inspirations from very different kinds of music, like Rudimentary Peni, Jungle Brothers, Sly and the Family Stone and Deep Purple. Also he released an European Parliament with the Thrash metal group Hirax in 2001. At the age 15 years he started playing bass and founded a graffiti crew called "Kings Stop at Nothing".
When Ross took over the four strings, "Chaotic Noise" changed its name to the one that he created in "Kings Stop at Nothing".
They recorded 3 demos between 1985 and 1986 (Sonic Decapitation,Personal Onslaught and Refuse to Quit), editing their first studio album (Split Image) in 1987 (the recording was paid by Mike Muir and distribution was conducted by Caroline Records), the second one (The Joke"s on You) in 1989, and a tour in Netherlands the same year with that line-up. In 1990 Adam Siegel left to join the side project founded by Mike Muir, Infectious Grooves.
When he returned in 1992, the band recorded a fifth and last demo titled Third album demos, then Adam left definitely th band together Greg Saenz to form the power-trio My Head. The group remained on a hiatus until 1995, when Clements hired Brandon Rudley (guitarist) and "Max" (drummer) to release a third studio album called Seeking Refuge.
Then broke up for good.
In 2001 Shaun joined Thrash Metal band Hirax, he only participated in the European Parliament "Barrage of Noise".
Membership
Clements printed posters to find a new drummer, and a few weeks later he received a call from Greg Saenz, who would become the fourth member of the band.
