Protozoa

Timeline
The Protozoa formed and spent their early years releasing three small independant albums.

In December 2014, Kimo writes the song "I'm Afraid that I'm Me." The song grows in popularity online and leads to The Protozoa being signed by major record label Audio Empire.

In January, 2015, The Protozoa are signed to a major record label and leave for a promoted national tour. Record Exec suggests that the band drops "The" from their name as they become, simply, ProtoZoa.

In March 2015, ProtoZoa returns to the studio to complete their debut album. During this time they declare their intentions via the internet to name their debut album "Cancer" which leads to a media firestorm and small-scale "Cancer" defacement locally.

In April the recording is finished but the masters of Cancer are rejected by Audio Empire. for fear of censorship and national backlash.

Between July and September, 2015, ProtoZoa embark on privately booked national tour, releasing incomplete bootlegs of their Cancer album. As word spreads of their intentions, promoters begin to cancel shows and the Cancer album becomes privately circulated. At one of these shows, a young man obtains a copy of the record and is fascinated by it.

August 2015 -- Rumors of the Treason of the Arts Act begin to circulate. ProtoZoa is rumored to have broken up.

November, 2015 -- Audio Empire. live network television event staged to repair ProtoZoa's image. The band promises to apologize for previous "misunderstandings" and perform new, non-controversial music. They perfom "Escape from Planet Cancer" instead. The live feed is cut, and the band is arrested for violating the Treason of the Arts bill.

As of December, 2015, the band is disappeared. They fade into the annals of unpopular conspiracy theories surrounding the Treason of the Arts Act.

The legacy carries on as a young man learns to play "I'm Afraid that I'm Me" and releases it online in January 2016.

Band Members
Kimo