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Ian Cole (vocals/acoustic guitar), Aristotle Dreher (bass), and Oliver Williams (drums) comprise the angst-ridden noises of Vaeda. The alt-metal trio from NY conveys the nervy brashness from the Foo Fighters while coordinating the intensity of the peers. In Sept 2005, Vaeda was the main unsigned rock-band presented on MySpace. Their …

New Hampshire-based post-hardcore music group Our YESTERDAY EVENING was shaped in 2004 by brothers Trevor (vocals) and Matt Wentworth (guitar, vocals), alongside child years friends Alex Woodrow (bass), Colin Perry (guitar), and Tim Molloy (drums). Merging the melodic constructions of emo using the guttural noises of hardcore, Our YESTERDAY EVENING …

An emo-influenced pop-punk music group from NJ, Tokyo Rose was shaped in 2001, while singer and guitarist Ryan Dominguez and bassist Chris Poulsen were both learners at Rutgers School. Though both had been playing with various other bands, both shared very similar musical passions and made a decision to start …

The members from the Used needed to overcome poverty, homelessness, and drug abuse, not forgetting the straitlaced attitudes of the hometown of Orem, Utah, to create their screamo-tinged make of post-hardcore alive. However they persevered and gained a agreement with Reprise Information, liberating their self-titled debut recording in June 2002. …

Soon after forming, Minnesota’s Four Letter Lie separately released the EP Her Escape in-may 2005, hitting the street really difficult to spread their name through the entire melodic hardcore/screamo scenes. Made up of vocalist Brian Nagan, guitarists/vocalists Kevin Skaff and Connor Kelly, drummer Derek Smith, and bassist John Waltmann, the …

Although Flee the Seen was the initial band agreed upon to the choice CCM label Facedown Information whose music isn’t explicitly Christian in nature, the four-piece post-hardcore act from Kansas Town, MO, still maintains a lyrically positive stance amid their screamo assault. The root base of Flee the Seen rest …

Story of the entire year took main in the past due ’90s under a different name, Big Blue Monkey, in St. Louis, MO. During its inception, the band’s audio was very much heavier (like the Deftones), as well as the lineup that could eventually become Tale of the entire year …

Produced in early 2005, Winnipeg, Manitoba’s Sick and tired City skipped most of the usual new-band grunt function and went right to the (semi) big style — almost immediately getting slots starting for such works as Papa Roach, It Dies Today, Bedlight for Blue Eye, and From Autumn to Ashes, …

Shaped in November 1998 by three Rutgers students, Midtown soon became a lively quartet made up of Gabe Saporta (vocals/bass), Rob Hitt (drums), Tyler Rann (guitar/vocals), and Heath Saraceno (guitar/vocals). Benefiting from the fertile NJ punk scene to build up a unique audio that combined components of emo and hardcore, …

Emo-rocking pop-punk act Just Surrender shaped in 2003, originally dubbed ANOTHER Possibility. The group sprang up around high-school buddies bassist/vocalist Jason Maffucci, guitarist Andrew Meunier, and drummer Steve Miller prior to the visit a ideal fourth member ultimately ended by adding guitarist/vocalist Dan Simons. Structured away from Dover Plains, NY, …