Death by Stereo

Loss of life by Stereo can be an aggressive steel/hardcore cross types from Southern California, who all took its name from a series within the 1987 vampire flick The Shed Children. The band’s lineup underwent many adjustments throughout its careeer, however the men always persevered using a “never quit, never surrender” mantra kept close. After obtaining jointly in 1996 and launching a demonstration and 7″, Efrem Shulz (vocals), Paul Miner (bass), Jim Miner (electric guitar), Keith Barney (electric guitar) (who’d changed primary guitarist Ian Fowles), and Jarrod Alexander (drums) debuted in springtime 1999 on Indecision Information with If Appears Could Wipe out, I’d View You Die. That fall, following a summer months spent touring behind the record, Barney still left to concentrate additional time with his various other rings, Throwdown and Eighteen Visions, while Alexander departed to pursue music full-time on the Berklee College of Music. Drummer Tim Bender and previous Eyelid guitarist Dan Palmer agreed upon on within their places, because the music group watched their group of fans quickly develop. Epitaph was viewing too and shortly agreed upon them up. Loss of life by Stereo’s sophomore work, Day from the Loss of life, appeared within the springtime of 2001; Bender exited Loss of life by Stereo pursuing subsequent tour schedules and was changed by Todd Hennig (Heckle, Seven Years Battle). In to the Valley of Loss of life followed 2 yrs afterwards. By 2005’s Loss of life forever, their third record for Epitaph, the Loss of life by Stereo system lineup acquired shifted to add Shulz, Palmer, Henning, guitarist Tito, and Pulley bassist Tyler Rebbe. The music group didn’t decelerate, and in March 2007, the live record Loss of life Alive was released through Reignition Information, documented in Anaheim throughout their previous In to the Valley of Loss of life tour.