The Mayan Factor is a progressive rock band located in Baltimore, Maryland.
They have an ethnic sound, using atmospheric percussion (kongas and drums), acoustic guitars, various keyboard samples and tribal bass to an melodic, intense effect. The Mayan Factor could equally be called progressive rock as they could be lumped into the space rock category, one thing setting them apart from most artists in these genres is that the vocalist raps on occasion. Don’t let this deter you, because it’s an altogether interesting and one of a kind experience… They have released two full-length albums, “In Lake ‘ch” (2003) and “44” (2005).
With the return of Dan Angermaier on drums, and Johnny Burke replacing Brian Scott on guitar, The Mayan Factor was moving forward with a 3rd album that they hoped to release in 2011. However, the singer Ray died on February 8th 2011 due to a heroin overdose, which put the band on indefinite hiatus.
They have an ethnic sound, using atmospheric percussion (kongas and drums), acoustic guitars, various keyboard samples and tribal bass to an melodic, intense effect. The Mayan Factor could equally be called progressive rock as they could be lumped into the space rock category, one thing setting them apart from most artists in these genres is that the vocalist raps on occasion. Don’t let this deter you, because it’s an altogether interesting and one of a kind experience… They have released two full-length albums, “In Lake ‘ch” (2003) and “44” (2005).
With the return of Dan Angermaier on drums, and Johnny Burke replacing Brian Scott on guitar, The Mayan Factor was moving forward with a 3rd album that they hoped to release in 2011. However, the singer Ray died on February 8th 2011 due to a heroin overdose, which put the band on indefinite hiatus.
