De Rosa

Originally a five-piece group, when De Rosa split up in 2003, 3 years after their inception, vocalist Martin John Henry made a decision to re-form the group rather than ending things totally, bringing in brothers Neil Woodside (in drums) and James Woodside (in bass, melodica, and mandolin). Following a calendar year spent employed in the studio room, De Rosa’s debut record, Mend, premiered on Chemikal Underground, and afterwards that calendar year guitarist Chris Connick, who acquired played on a lot of the record, in addition to having toured together previously, officially became a member of the music group. After their second record, Prevention, premiered in ’09 2009, they made a decision to component ways once more, this time apparently for good. Nevertheless, their cult pursuing continued to develop, ultimately warranting their come back in 2012. The brand new lineup reverted back again to the three founding associates, Martin John Henry and brothers Neil and Adam Woodside. Upon their re-formation they immediately began focusing on brand-new material, leading to their third studio room record, Weem, in 2015.