The Spill Canvas

Like Bright Eye and Five for Fighting, the Spill Canvas began as the pseudonym for any single singer/songwriter before transitioning right into a traditional music group. Sioux Falls indigenous Nick Thomas performed in a number of regional punk rings in his early teenagers before changing himself right into a single acoustic emo take action such as Dashboard Confessional. At age 19, he authorized using the indie label One Eleven Information and documented Sunsets and Car Accidents almost entirely by himself, save for some guest musicians. Following a album’s Apr 2004 launch, Thomas come up with the 1st full-time touring lineup from the Spill Canvas, with himself on vocals, acoustic guitar, and keyboards; Dan Ludeman on acoustic guitar; Scott McGuire on bass; and Joe Beck on drums. The 1st collaborative recording from the Spill Canvas, One Fell Swoop, premiered in August 2005. Twelve months later, the music group authorized with Sire Information and began documenting new materials, with newcomer Landon Heil changing the departed McGuire on bass. The Denial Feels SO EXCELLENT EP found its way to early 2007, marking the band’s 1st launch for Sire, as well as the Spill Canvas spent that summer season within the annual Warped Tour, where they drummed up some hype for his or her upcoming third recording. No Actually, I’m Fine premiered toward the finish of that calendar year; emo vets like Anthony Green and Andrew McMahon produced cameos in the record, and some additional tours held the Spill Canvas active until past due 2008. Although the majority of 2008 was allocated to the street, the music group also found period release a an EP entitled Truthfully, I’m Doing Okay. A set of new EPs implemented this year 2010: Abnormalities, which appeared during the initial month of the entire year; and Realities, that was released in Apr.