Fingertight

Fingertight combined post-grunge dynamics with components of California’s hardcore custom to make a melodic audio competitive using the intense, rage-filled clothes that dominated MTV and radio in the first 2000s. After building their group of fans in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA and throughout north California, Scott Rose (vocals), Sergio Renoso (electric guitar), Jesse Del Rio (bass), and Kirk Shelton (drums) aggressively marketed the self-released demonstration Meantime Between Failures to the web community, both through their very own internet site and MP3.com. The guerrilla advertising paid in 2001, when the music group secured an archive cope with Columbia. Companies Tobias Miller and Costs Appleberry — both of whom acquired caused aggro-metalsmiths Adema — had been tapped to create Fingertight’s Columbia debut, In the Name of Improvement, which made an appearance in Apr 2003.