Danny Danzi is one of South Jersey's premier guitar players infamous for his distinct innovative style and his amazing versatility as both musician and recording engineer.
Danny's musical repertoire is quite extensive. He is an accomplished songwriter and aside from his astonishing proficiency on electric guitar, he has also mastered drums, keyboards, bass, trumpet and vocals.
 Danny's various musical contributions make him a valuable asset to any band.

"Futures End's Memoirs of a Broken Man will surely satisfy any metalhead who likes their metal heavy, powerful, and technical. The scope of story and song is only outpaced by the magnificence and power of the musicianship." - Craig Hartranft - Futures End has been described as somewhat of a super-group comprised
 of members who have been respectively working in the music industry as performers and composers for over 20 years in several different bands and capacities.
Their music has the complexity of classical music with the accessibility of catchy hooks that the average listener can sink their teeth into and sing along.
 In today's world of copycats they managed to do what few can do these days;
 create a unique sound that is easily distinguishable as their own.
Futures End was formed by guitarists Christian Wentz and Marc Pattison
 who were looking to draw upon their influences and create something challenging and exciting .
 Once the first few demos started to take life, Fred Marshall (Zero Hour) was the obvious choice as a singer,
 with his powerful vocals and great melodic sense. Shortly thereafter, bass legend Steve DiGiorgio and drummer extraordinaire Jon Allen (Testament, Sadus) came on board to complete the incredible chemistry that became Futures End. The music of Futures End has been described as a combination of Testament, Symphony X and Alice in Chains
 – an accurate reflection of the bands hard hitting riffs, progressive metal thunder, and melodies demonstrate
 the years of experience and fine song-craftsmanship. The band’s first effort, ‘Memoirs of a Broken Man’ (Nightmare Records) had earned critical acclaim as well as an overwhelming response from fans worldwide.
 With guest vocals by Lance King (Pyramaze - Balance of Power), and Lucho Silva (Magistral) a masterpiece of modern metal was forged.
Futures End played their very first live show opening the prestigious "Prog Power USA" festival at it's 10th anniversary in Atlanta Georgia in front of 2000 critical fans and were well received with great enthusiasm.
 The band is slated to perform all over the world as their army of fans and supporters quickly grows.