Breather Resist

Louisville’s Breather Resist met up in 2002 around guitarist Evan Patterson (of Dark Cross as well as the Country wide Acrobat popularity), bassist Nick Thieneman, drummer Geoff Paton, and vocalist Steve Sindoni. Acquiring cues from functions like Deadguy, the Jesus Lizard, Kiss It Goodbye, and Hoover (their name originates from among the latter’s tunes), the people appeared on numerous Initial Records produces before their brutally chaotic and discordant hardcore/metallic attack discovered its method onto 2003’s Just each day, released through Deathwish. The music group hooked up following with Jade Tree Information, regardless of getting very much heavier than a lot of the label’s indie/emo-oriented roster. Breather Resist surely got to focus on their sophomore record with Kurt Ballou (Cave In, Isis), as well as the causing more powerful Charmer was released in Oct 2004. Sindoni parted methods using the band in Dec 2005; the rest of the guys made a decision to force ahead without changing him and Patterson had taken over vocals. By middle-2006, nevertheless, they discovered their songs was unique of that of Breather Resist, and therefore retired their aged discography and transformed names to Small Widows. The trio’s 1st release therefore, Settle Down Town, made an appearance that fall, also through Jade Tree. Sindoni continued to try out in Louisville-based Pusher.