Yveline . Saggitarius, Mutable Fire
[Rhythm Guitar, Triggers]

A painting on Yveline's wall shares its name with a track on her debut album, 'Taming The Tongue.' Both are self-portraits, both are named "Chamber," and both are a powerful account of her early development.

The daughter of a multi-talented artist, Yveline never had any reason to believe there were limits to her abilities. Quite the opposite, she revealed immediate aptitudes. Quickly she developed with hard work into a talented painter, photographer, graphic designer, singer, musician, model, and has adapted to an endless variety of other creative media.

At fourteen, Yveline met Interrogation's frontman James Oylen under what must have been the right circumstances. During their first ten minutes in the same room together a song was born. Even during times when she was forbidden from seeing James by her family the songwriting continued; On nights James threw pebbles at her bedroom window they would exchange cassette tapes and CDs of their latest work.

Yveline knew that Interrogation was sacred. Being asked to become a part of it was an initial shock, but became a full-time obsession. She describes playing guitar on the album 'Queen Of Thorns' as being 'a religious experience,' and continues to work hard for the band while forever expanding her artistic repertoire.