Ink & Dagger

Constituted in Philadelphia, PA, in 1996, punk rockers Printer ink & Dagger counted right from the start of their operations using a lineup comprising vocalist Sean McCabe, also in charge of writing a lot of the band’s songs, Don Devore (guitars, coding), Joshua Brown (bass), and Ryan McLaughlin (drums). Exhibiting their firing music of hardcore combined with punk, Printer ink & Dagger’s first concert events immediately grabbed the interest of a wide-spread enthusiast legion within Philadelphia’s underground music picture, which became thrilling more than enough for the music group to record its first record. Like Is Deceased, Dagger’s debut EP, offered through the Happy Times record label, backed a lot more the band’s on-growing credit amid the choice rock area. The band after that decided it had been time for you to defending its music on the highway and entered a complete U.S. and Canadian tour that experienced the majority of 1997. Still in 1997, the group documented its first main studio work, Drive This Seven Inches Wooden Stake Through My Philadelphia Heart, which ultimately attained considerable reputation and enthusiastic testimonials from the mass media. In the next season, the Philly group entered the studio room again to get ready its second record, The ARTWORK of First Sin. In 1999, pursuing yet another considerable touring time of year that included many shows in European countries, Dagger offered Printer ink & Dagger.