Diecast

The Boston-based Diecast formed in 1997 and quickly gained an area following among hardcore and metal fans in the region with their mixture of melody and heavy rock. By 1997, the group acquired recorded demos, that they implemented with an effective release by means of the six-song record Undo the Wicked. The group’s fluctuating account, especially on electric guitar, stabilized over another several years to add lead vocalist Colin Schleifer, bass participant Jeremy Wooden, guitarists Jonathon Kita and Kirk Kolaitis, and drummer Jason Costa — the lineup that released Time of Reckoning in 2001. With an evergrowing account among hard rock and roll fans, the music group embarked on some travels, including stints starting for heavyweights like Alice Cooper, Slayer, and Hatebreed. The people signed with Hundred years Press in 2003 and came into the studio to begin with focus on their second full-length, with Paul Stoddard overtaking as Diecast’s fresh vocalist. They came back the following yr using the ferocious and critically acclaimed Tearing Down Your Blue Skies. The music group continued touring world-wide over another couple of years with functions like Agnostic Front side and Napalm Loss of life. Diecast’s tempo section was overhauled ahead of their next work, bassist Brad Horion and drummer Dennis Pavia putting your signature on on. Internal Trend then made an appearance in Sept 2006.