History & Biography In May of 2010 Italy’s Klogr takes its name from the Weber-Fechner Law, developed in the 1800s, which defines a psychophysical relationship as Sensation = K log R i.e. Sensation increases as the logarithm of the stimulus’ intensity.
The band was formed by Gabriele "Rusty" Rustichelli. The group entered the studio in June of 2011. Till You Decay was issued in 2012 and was based on a concept that society wanted to control and dominate individual to the breaking point. The line-up did not last and members from Timecut were drafted. There was a demo called Till You Turn. The band appeared at Sweden Rock Festival. Black Snow came through The End Records. This afforded the band a tour of Europe. Zero Tolerance was a single in support of an environmental cause. The act played several concerts in Russia. Klogr opened for Limp Bizkit in Florence, Italy in 2015. Keystone was a demo through the act's Zeta Factory imprint in 2017. The group and The Rasmus toured Europe. Another tour was with Butcher Babies.
Reviews KLOGR - TILL YOU DECAY - VALERY 
Klogr is a band not many people have heard of as the group’s age is almost two at the time of this writing. Yet, the sound is quite mature and full. It sounds as if the compositions have had time to ripen which cannot be the case unless the songs belong either to a previous incarnation or former bands. Unfortunately, things do not take the form of molten pure metal. The band admits that it is an alternametal act, whatever that is, but there is enough rough and tumble guitars drums and emotion to justify an inclusion in the annals of Metallian Towers. Right, Mr. Metallian?
The vocals take on smooth and aggressive guises and the music is a heavy alternative version of vibe and modern, but the emotional content lets the band keep its self-respect. Live Dying, which begins the album, is listenable and more, Bleeding is full of feeling and heaviness, Green Star is the album’s best and Value Of Sin keeps up the roller-coaster bag of goodies. Special mention is reserved for the boom and depth of the drummer and its sound. It is not metal all the way, but for the more liberal this band is a jab at an insider tip. - Anna Tergel
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