Meet the Band

Wait, who're these people, exactly?

CHRIS The altruistic lead guitarist of The Hellhounds. He is generally the band's 'leader' along with his sister, Maxine, being the ones who initially started the musical group together. Chris tends to be very dedicated to his passion, trying anything and everything to have something work out well. This comes at the band's expense though, for his planning is rather spontaneous, can become impractical, and may backfire in the executing process. Chris maintains a positive and friendly disposition, even to those who aren't deserving of it. This allows him to easily befriend others and smooth any altercations out between bandmates; although, it does make him to be a bit of a pushover.

MAXINE The slightly-neurotic, gawky and anxious lead vocalist of The Hellhounds. Without the reassurance of her brother and friends, her imposter syndrome hinders her true talents from fully coming to light. Maxine is quite particular, and tends to notice small yet crucial details that her bandmates usually do not. With this, she protects the band from potentially getting into serious trouble. At her core, she is a friendly and trusting bandmate who loves a good joke to calm her nerves.

ALFRED The abrasive, hotheaded and assertive drummer of The Hellhounds. Being the "brains" of the band, he is often the one to handle complicated situations that the band would have trouble figuring out themselves. At the same time, Alfred has little focus on compassion and 'feelings' - much to the inconvenience of not only his bandmates, but himself as well. If things don't turn out the way Alfred deems most practical, you won't hear the end of it.

ANDRIK The eccentric and playful bassist of The Hellhounds. Since he's the most recent person to join the band, some of the bandmates have yet to adjust to his bizarre and funny nature. Andrik's effortless skill in playing the bass couldn't be rationally explained, but it could set a new starting point in the band's career - keeping him around shouldn't make things all too different, right?