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BIOGRAPHY 2001-PRESENT
A BRIEF HISTORY

In February 2001 guitarist Michael Dargis answers an ad in a Traverse City, Michigan music store placed by vocalist Jim Steele in hopes of creating an original power house heavy metal project. Michael entitled the project "The Conspiracy" based on the song elements being derived from their recording efforts that everything has a plan or secrecy to it. The band evolves with the addition of bassist Pete Henry and drummer Matt Richmond.

December 2002 the band releases a four-song demo worldwide under their own label, "Mad Messiah Music", receiving local and underground attention.

September 2003 they started recording their first full-length album in memory of 9/11.

September 2004 "3000 Crosses" is released to the public and music industry through Mad Messiah Music.

May 2005 the group starts to write and arrange music for their third release, album sales and press releases throughout Europe, Canada, South America, and the USA expand fan base.

March 2006 The Conspiracy re-enters the studio and starts to record "The Dark Journey"

January 2007 "The Dark Journey" is made available to the public.

Spring 2008 The Conspiracy enters hiatus as Jim Steele and Pete Henry leave the band. Michael and Matt invite veteran frontman/bassist Damien Allen into the studio for jam/writing session in June. Chemistry is immediate, and the sound is modern, progressive,and brutal. Select tunes from the old catalog are updated to reflect the new lineup and all new material is written and recorded at the band's new facility. "DEMO PIECES 2008" enters production for a late December 2008 release and continued writing for The Conspiracy's 4th release is underway.

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