In an industry dominated by men, the cliché is abandoned with
instigator Jess assembling Voltera's diverse talent into a defiant
armada against capitalist indulgence. A graduate from the vocally
unconventional, Jess' vocal range is rampant and unique, extending from
dark and melodic to an ardent guttural bawl, thus delivering a
captivating live performance immersed in the avant-garde.

Recently Voltera have maintained a strong live presence with
prolific touring over the east coast of Australia and a solid schedule
of show to see out 2008, including upcoming shows with Canada's The
Birtday Massacre. In the past, Voltera has ventured to the USA to play
the West Coast leg of the 2006 Vans Warped Tour, followed by shows in
Phoenix and Portland. In addition, Voltera have been the support for
international acts such as KMFDM, Genitorturers and Covenant, as well
as headlining many of their own successful shows all over Australia.
Voltera have two tracks featured on popular console games, "It beats
for you" on the recently released Tony Hawk's Proving Ground, and "Do
What Your Daddy Say" on Tony Hawk's Project 8.With aggressive political
intention, Voltera focus much of their artistic energy towards
overpopulation, the environment and organized religion. This is evident
both lyrically and within the social activities of the band members and
their dedicated national and international street team.
With aggressive political intention, Voltera focus much of their
artistic energy towards overpopulation, the environment and organized
religion. This is evident both lyrically and within the social
activities of the band members. It becomes hard to classify something
that constantly changes form, with the only formula being purpose