Showing posts with label Hardcore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hardcore. Show all posts
Punk Goes Acoustic 2 (2007)
1. Bruised (Jack's Mannequin)
2. Don't Be So Hard (The Audition)
3. Baby Come On (+44)
4. Sun (Daphne Loves Derby)
5. Woe (Say Anything)
6. Apology (Alesana)
7. Jasey Rae (All Time Low)
8. Red Light Pledge (Silverstein)
9. Night Drive(The All American Rejects)
10. Three Cheers For Five Years (Mayday Parade)
11. Staplegunned (The Spill Canvas)
12. Who I Am Hates Who I've Been (RelientK)
13. Welcome To 1984 (Anti Flag)
14. The Only Song (Sherwood)
15. Echoes (Set Your Goals)
Label : Fearless records
When Girls Kiss Girls - A Few Words Advice E.P (2009)
1. It's Been A Long Tuesday & Were All Ready For Bed
2. Oh, Brutus
3. It's Not Ironic , It's Coincidental
4. A Few Words Advice
5. And That's Just Me Being Generous
6. Leopard Are A Very Moral Creature
Everytime I Die - The Big dirty (2007)
Myspace
1. No Son Of Mine
2. Pigs Is Pigs
3. Leatherneck
4. We're Wolf
5. Rebel Without Applause
6. Cities and Years
7. Rendez -Voodoo
8. A Gentleman's Sport
9. INRIhab (feat Dallas Green Of Alexisonfire)
10. Depressionista
11. Buffalo Gals
12. Imitation Is Sincerest From Of Battery
Label : Ferret records
Producer : Steve Evetts
Everytime I Die - Gutter Phenomenon (2005)
1. Apocalypse Now and Then
2. Kill The Music (feat Gerrad Way "My Chemical Romance")
3. Bored Stiff
4. Easy Tiger
5. Tusk and Temper
6. The New Black
7. Champing At The Bit (feat Darly Palumbo "Glassjaw and Head Automatica")
8. Gloom and How It Gets That Way
9. Guitarred and Feathered
10. L'Astronaut
11. Pretty Dirty
Label : Ferret records
Producer : Machine
Everytime I Die - Hot Damn! (2003)
1. Romeo A Go-Go
2. Off Broadway
3. I Been Gone A LOng Time
4. Godspeed Us To Sea
5. She's My Rushmore
6. Floater
7. In The Event That Everything Should Go Terribly Wrong
8. Ebolarama
9. Hit Of The Search Party
10. Pornogratheraphy
11. Emergency Broadcast Syndrome (Live)
12. Floater (Live)
13. I Used To Love Her
Label : Ferret records
Producer : Eric Rachel
Everytime I Die - Last Night In Town (2001)
1. Emergency Broadcast Syndrome
2. Jimmy Tango's Method
3. Here's Lookin' At You
4. Punch - Drunk Punk Rock Romance (feat Howard Jones from killswitch engage)
5. Enter Without Knocking And Notify The Police
6. The Logic Of Crocodiles
7. Pincushion
8. Nothing Dreadful Ever Happens
9. California, Gracefully
10. Shallow Water Blackout
Label : Ferret records
Everytime I Die - Burial Plot Bidding War E.P (2000)
1. The Emperor's New Clothes
2. Your Touch Versus Death
3. Prom Song
4. Home Is Where Young Hang Yourself
5. Morphine Season
Label : Goodfellow records
Producer : Eric Rachel
Everytime I Die Biography
Metalcore/Hardcore
About :
We live in uncertain times. Technology has undoubtedly enhanced our existence, but it has also made us vulnerable to government interference, sensory overload and identity theft. Generally this isn't the type of subject matter breached by hardcore bands, but then again Buffalo, New York's Every Time I Die have never been a typical hardcore act. In fact for over a decade the band have been forging their own musical and ideological path via their immediately distinctive brand of aggressive music—and that process is culminating with the band's fifth full-length (and Epitaph debut) New Junk Aesthetic, an album that sees the band not just shifting the hardcore paradigm but completely reinventing it via brutal riffs, impassioned lyrics and kinetic energy.
Currently comprised of vocalist Keith Buckley, guitarist Jordan Buckley, guitarist Andy Williams and bassist Josh Newton, New Junk Aesthetic sees Every Time I Die returning to their roots in order to craft their most devastating release to date. However in true EITD fashion, there's a method behind their madness. "When we were writing these songs it was a real awakening for the band," explains vocalist Keith Buckley. "We were like, ‘we've been a band for almost 12 years and now we're on a new label and have a second chance at life'—and I think it invigorated everyone to write heavier, faster music," he continues. "When we were listening to the demos I was like, ‘Jesus, I haven't worked on stuff that's this difficult to write to since [2003's] Hot Damn!, so it's really cool to go back to that again and capture it on tape."
From the opening battle cry of "Roman Solider" to the album's grandiose rock finale "The Sweet Life," New Junk Aesthetic is a sonic progression for the band that takes their seasoned sound to the next level. "The scene right now is saturated with people doing nonsense; just sort of adding a million different instruments and ignoring time signatures, so I think in some ways this entire album is a reaction to that," Buckley explains. This statement is especially evident in tracks like "White Smoke" and "Who Invited The Russian Solider?" which are instrumentally stripped-down, yet manage to sound far more aggressive than so-called metalcore acts who rely more on gimmicks and empty posturing than anything of substance.
Correspondingly, in usual Every Time I Die fashion, the lyrics on New Junk Aesthetic are anything but typical hardcore ranting and read more like a thesis statement than rehashed rhetoric. "A lot of the songs on the record turned out in the theme of constantly being watched or followed; it delves a little into paranoia, but there's reason for people to be paranoid now because there are people watching them all the time," Buckley explains. "It's not something that's an irrational fear anymore, it's legit," he continues. "With YouTube and cameras everywhere, everything you're doing could show up on the internet without you even knowing [it]; you could have a million views of you doing kung fu in your backyard when you think you're alone and you won't even know that many people have seen you—and that sounds funny, but it's actually kind of scary when you think about it."
However while the subject matter may be serious, that doesn't mean that Every Time I Die haven't abandoned their iconic sense of humor, which has helped them forge a deep relationship with their fans and given them a reputation as one of the most entertaining acts to tour alongside. "No one writes riffs as jokes, but I think of humor as a really good defense mechanism to truncate all the things that could cause you to micromanage your own life," Buckley explains. "I think humor is the best defense mechanism because once you understand what's bothering you it's easier to deal with if you spit it back out as a joke," he continues. "Obviously I've been around long enough understand the way the world works, but I'm just not going to let my own issues get to me the way they get to so many other people. I'd rather laugh about something than let it ruin my day—and I think that ideology figures into our music, too."
Every Time I Die's unorthodox approach to music has also allowed them to crossover to various scenes and make dedicated converts all over the world. "I'm really grateful for the fact that we can go on Ozzfest one year and Warped Tour the next," says Buckley. On these tours Every Time I Die have bonded with countless acts from across the sonic spectrum which is evidenced by the fact that Bronx's Matt Caughthran lends his vocals to "The Sweet Life" while Dillinger Escape Plan's screamer Greg Puciato is featured on "The Marvelous Slut." "Obviously as a musician you have an obligation to the people that like you and you don't want to let them down," Buckley explains, "but as someone who listens to many types of music, being able to work with people in so many different avenues is a blessing—and I'm not going to bypass that because I'm worried about what other people think."
Ultimately that type of attitude is exactly what has helped Every Time I Die thrive for over a decade and forge their own path in an increasingly homogenized musical landscape. "I think that we're always one step ahead of the curve and we know that this isn't going to last forever so this is the only chance we have to make this count," Buckley responds when asked how the band have managed to outlast so many of their peers. In the end, ETID acknowledge that everyone will have their own interpretation of New Junk Aesthetic, they just want people to give it a chance and make up their minds for themselves. "Maybe this album is the best thing in the world and maybe it's garbage, but at least you're hearing it," Buckley summarizes. "It's all personal interpretation."
Currently comprised of vocalist Keith Buckley, guitarist Jordan Buckley, guitarist Andy Williams and bassist Josh Newton, New Junk Aesthetic sees Every Time I Die returning to their roots in order to craft their most devastating release to date. However in true EITD fashion, there's a method behind their madness. "When we were writing these songs it was a real awakening for the band," explains vocalist Keith Buckley. "We were like, ‘we've been a band for almost 12 years and now we're on a new label and have a second chance at life'—and I think it invigorated everyone to write heavier, faster music," he continues. "When we were listening to the demos I was like, ‘Jesus, I haven't worked on stuff that's this difficult to write to since [2003's] Hot Damn!, so it's really cool to go back to that again and capture it on tape."
From the opening battle cry of "Roman Solider" to the album's grandiose rock finale "The Sweet Life," New Junk Aesthetic is a sonic progression for the band that takes their seasoned sound to the next level. "The scene right now is saturated with people doing nonsense; just sort of adding a million different instruments and ignoring time signatures, so I think in some ways this entire album is a reaction to that," Buckley explains. This statement is especially evident in tracks like "White Smoke" and "Who Invited The Russian Solider?" which are instrumentally stripped-down, yet manage to sound far more aggressive than so-called metalcore acts who rely more on gimmicks and empty posturing than anything of substance.
Correspondingly, in usual Every Time I Die fashion, the lyrics on New Junk Aesthetic are anything but typical hardcore ranting and read more like a thesis statement than rehashed rhetoric. "A lot of the songs on the record turned out in the theme of constantly being watched or followed; it delves a little into paranoia, but there's reason for people to be paranoid now because there are people watching them all the time," Buckley explains. "It's not something that's an irrational fear anymore, it's legit," he continues. "With YouTube and cameras everywhere, everything you're doing could show up on the internet without you even knowing [it]; you could have a million views of you doing kung fu in your backyard when you think you're alone and you won't even know that many people have seen you—and that sounds funny, but it's actually kind of scary when you think about it."
However while the subject matter may be serious, that doesn't mean that Every Time I Die haven't abandoned their iconic sense of humor, which has helped them forge a deep relationship with their fans and given them a reputation as one of the most entertaining acts to tour alongside. "No one writes riffs as jokes, but I think of humor as a really good defense mechanism to truncate all the things that could cause you to micromanage your own life," Buckley explains. "I think humor is the best defense mechanism because once you understand what's bothering you it's easier to deal with if you spit it back out as a joke," he continues. "Obviously I've been around long enough understand the way the world works, but I'm just not going to let my own issues get to me the way they get to so many other people. I'd rather laugh about something than let it ruin my day—and I think that ideology figures into our music, too."
Every Time I Die's unorthodox approach to music has also allowed them to crossover to various scenes and make dedicated converts all over the world. "I'm really grateful for the fact that we can go on Ozzfest one year and Warped Tour the next," says Buckley. On these tours Every Time I Die have bonded with countless acts from across the sonic spectrum which is evidenced by the fact that Bronx's Matt Caughthran lends his vocals to "The Sweet Life" while Dillinger Escape Plan's screamer Greg Puciato is featured on "The Marvelous Slut." "Obviously as a musician you have an obligation to the people that like you and you don't want to let them down," Buckley explains, "but as someone who listens to many types of music, being able to work with people in so many different avenues is a blessing—and I'm not going to bypass that because I'm worried about what other people think."
Ultimately that type of attitude is exactly what has helped Every Time I Die thrive for over a decade and forge their own path in an increasingly homogenized musical landscape. "I think that we're always one step ahead of the curve and we know that this isn't going to last forever so this is the only chance we have to make this count," Buckley responds when asked how the band have managed to outlast so many of their peers. In the end, ETID acknowledge that everyone will have their own interpretation of New Junk Aesthetic, they just want people to give it a chance and make up their minds for themselves. "Maybe this album is the best thing in the world and maybe it's garbage, but at least you're hearing it," Buckley summarizes. "It's all personal interpretation."
The band was established by brothers Keith and Jordan Buckley, whose father, Michael Buckley, lectures Computer Science and Engineering at the University at Buffalo. They added to the initial lineup with guitarist Andy Williams, bassist John McCarthy, and drummer Michael "Ratboy" Novak. In their first short tour covering the Buffalo, New York and Toronto, Canada vicinities, the band met Goodfellow Records producer Chris Logan, who released the band's debut EP Burial Plot Bidding War in 2000. The following year, Aaron Ratajczak replaced McCarthy as bassist before the band released its debut full-length album Last Night In Town that year under Ferret Records, leading to a tour for that album in collaboration with Killswitch Engage the following year.
In 2003, Steven Micciche replaced Ratajczak as bassist for the band's second full-length Hot Damn! and the band's subsequent American tour supporting Jackass star Steve-O. However, Micciche resigned from his position in 2005, being replaced by Kevin Falk of Between the Buried and Me fame. However, three months after recording sessions for the band's third album Gutter Phenomenon, he was replaced by Chris Byrnes of NORA, who left the band after touring with them at the Warped Tour 2006.Their sixth bassist, Keller Harbin of The Chariot, replaced Byrnes and played with the band for its tour with Atreyu on the World Championship Tour along with From First to Last and Chiodos. The band was featured on the 2007 Sounds Of The Underground tour. Former Shiner guitarist and From Autumn To Ashes bassist, Josh Newton, was inducted in September 2007 as the band's seventh bassist for a tour with Underoath.
In 2006, their song "The New Black" was featured as a bonus track in Guitar Hero 2 and also in the PlayStation 3 game MotorStorm. The band performed the song "We'rewolf" live on the ABC late night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live on Halloween of 2007. From January-February 2008, Every Time I Die went on a tour with Killswitch Engage, The Dillinger Escape Plan, and Parkway Drive. They also headlined the Take Action Tour, playing alongside From First to Last, August Burns Red, The Bled, and The Human Abstract. The band played the entire Warped Tour 2008.
On an episode of Steven's Untitled Rock Show, the band stated that their fifth full-length album would most likely be released during the summer of 2009.
Jordan and Keith are the cousins of Winston McCall of the band, Parkway Drive.
At their 4th Annual Christmas Show in Buffalo, NY, Keith announced that the band had signed to Epitaph Records, stating that, "I haven't said anything yet, but we have, in fact, signed to Epitaph."
According to Keith, they "have a propensity to screw up interviews" by joking around with the interviewer.
At their February 2009 show with Underoath and Poison The Well in Auckland, New Zealand, Keith announced on stage that we can expect a new album this year.
During the 2009 UK tour with Gallows, a song titled "Buffalo 666" from their then-upcoming album New Junk Aesthetic was played for the first time. The album also included guest vocals byPete Wentz of Fall Out Boy, Matt Caughthran of The Bronx and Greg Puciato of The Dillinger Escape Plan. At the end of June it was announced that drummer Mike "Ratboy" Novak had left the band due to "personal conflicts".
A new song, "The Marvelous Slut," was released on July 8 as a free download.
On August 18, Every Time I Die released a second new song entitled "Wanderlust" on their MySpace.
On September 8, new Drummer Ryan "Legs" Leger will start touring with the band. Legs is from Cornwall/Toronto Canada and is known in Canada for his former touring gigs in bands The Salads, Kiki's Wonderland Adventures, Skye Sweetnam, Third South, Dead and Divine, Gone Hollywood and the female fronted thrash metal group Oh The Humanity.
The band was part of the European Taste of Chaos Tour at the end of 2009, supporting headliners Killswitch Engage and In Flames.
Every Time I Die will headline the 2010 Australian Boys of Summer Tour. In support of Every Time I Die is Australian bands; 50 Lions, House Vs Hurricane and Mary Jane Kelly. The band will tour nationally across Australia playing shows in Sydney, Gold Coast, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.
Members :
Current Members :
Keith Buckley : Vocals (1998-Present)
Jordan Buckley : Guitar (1998-Present)
Andy Williams : Guitar (1998-Present)
Josh Newton : Bass (2007-Present)
Former Members :
Sean Hughes : Drums, percussions (1998)
John McCarthy : Bass (1998-1999)
Aaron Ratjczak : Bass (1999-2003)
Stephen Micciche : Bass (2003-2005)
Chris Byrnes : Bass (2005)
Mike Novak : Drums, percussions (1998-2009)
Kevin Falk : Bass (2005-2006)
Touring Members :
Keller Harbin : Bass (2006-2007)
Jake Schultz : Bass (2007)
Steve Bache : Drums, Percussions (2008)
Ryan Leger : Drums , Percussions (2009-Present)
Almost Home (2009)
1. Enemy Sex
2. Almost Home (111)
3. God Rocky , Is This Your Face?
4. We're Always Losing Blood
5. Sending Signals
6. Mario Speedwagon
7. Failure To Operate
8. Hopelessly Hopeless
9. The Letdown
10. I'm a Bulletproff Tiger
11. Not Good Enough
Label : Metal Blade Records
Wolfbiker (2007)
1. Bad Energy Troll
2. High Tide Or No Tide
3. Wolfbiker
4. Chaney Can't Quite Riff Like Helmet's Page Hamilton
5. Where There Is Fire We Will Carry Gasoline
6. Rip This
7. Starter
8. To The First Baptist Church Of Jacksonville
9. Rolling Thunder Mentall Illness
10. The Damned
Label : Metal Blade records
Sincerity Is An Easy Disguise In This Bussiness (2005)
1. Dogfight
2. Give 'Em The Sleeper
3. Brave Reality
4. New Friend Request
5. Gerald Did What
6. I Can See My House From Here
7. The Thunder
8. I Say You He Head
9. The Smell Of Summer
10. Tonight Is The Night We Ride
11. Untitled Track
Label : Eulogy recordings
At Our Worst E.P (2004)
1. Heavy#1 (live)
2. Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em (Live)
3. Zero (Live)
4. In My Dreams I Can Fly (Live)
5. No Donnie These Men Are Nihilsts (Live)
6.You're Entering A World Of Pain (Unreleased)
7. Shattered Remains (Demo 00)
8. Let It Go (Demo 00)
9. Behind My Back (Demo 00)
10. Burnout (Demo 00)
11. Untitled Track
Label : Hand Of Hope reocrds
Writter's Block E.P (2004)
1. Maniac (Michael Sembello Cover)
2. Zero (Smashing Pumpkins Cover)
3. Plowed (Sponge Cover)
4. Stars (HUm Cover)
5. Knowledge (Operation Ivy Cover)
6. Mad World (Tears Of Fears Cover)
7. The Kids Aren't Alright (The Offspring Cover)
8. Sunday Bloody Sunday (U2 Cover)
9. Dying Degree (NOFX Cover)
10. Brave Reality
Label : Eulogy recordings
Burned Alive By Time (2002)
1. Understanding The Fear That Lies Within
2. No Donnie, These Men Are Nihilsts
3. Burned Alive By Time
4. Dear Live Journal
5. Funeral Grade Flowers
6. My Heart Beats In Breakdowns
7. Taking Care Of The Dead Fish
8. Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em
9. Absence Of Purpose In The Succession Of Events
10. Heavy Number One
Label : Eulogy recordings
Evergreen Terrace Album Losing All Hope Is Freedom (2001)
1. Sweet Nothing Gone Forever
2. Tevis Sux
3. Failure Of A Friend
4. Embrace
5. Manifiestation Of Anger
6. What Would Jesus Do With A Weapon
7. In MY Dreams I Can Fly
8. Behind My Back
9. This Wonderful Hatred
10. Look Up At The Stars and You're Gone
11. Sunday Bloody Sunday
Label : Indianola records
Evergreen Terrace Biography
Metalcore/Hardcore
About :
The band was established by brothers Keith and Jordan Buckley, whose father, Michael Buckley, lectures Computer Science and Engineering at the University at Buffalo. They added to the initial lineup with guitarist Andy Williams, bassist John McCarthy, and drummer Michael "Ratboy" Novak. In their first short tour covering the Buffalo, New York and Toronto, Canada vicinities, the band met Goodfellow Records producer Chris Logan, who released the band's debut EP Burial Plot Bidding War in 2000. The following year, Aaron Ratajczak replaced McCarthy as bassist before the band released its debut full-length album Last Night In Town that year under Ferret Records, leading to a tour for that album in collaboration with Killswitch Engage the following year.
In 2003, Steven Micciche replaced Ratajczak as bassist for the band's second full-length Hot Damn! and the band's subsequent American tour supporting Jackass star Steve-O. However, Micciche resigned from his position in 2005, being replaced by Kevin Falk of Between the Buried and Me fame. However, three months after recording sessions for the band's third album Gutter Phenomenon, he was replaced by Chris Byrnes of NORA, who left the band after touring with them at the Warped Tour 2006.Their sixth bassist, Keller Harbin of The Chariot, replaced Byrnes and played with the band for its tour with Atreyu on the World Championship Tour along with From First to Last and Chiodos. The band was featured on the 2007 Sounds Of The Underground tour. Former Shiner guitarist and From Autumn To Ashes bassist, Josh Newton, was inducted in September 2007 as the band's seventh bassist for a tour with Underoath.
In 2006, their song "The New Black" was featured as a bonus track in Guitar Hero 2 and also in the PlayStation 3 game MotorStorm. The band performed the song "We'rewolf" live on the ABC late night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live on Halloween of 2007. From January-February 2008, Every Time I Die went on a tour with Killswitch Engage, The Dillinger Escape Plan, and Parkway Drive. They also headlined the Take Action Tour, playing alongside From First to Last, August Burns Red, The Bled, and The Human Abstract. The band played the entire Warped Tour 2008.
On an episode of Steven's Untitled Rock Show, the band stated that their fifth full-length album would most likely be released during the summer of 2009.
Jordan and Keith are the cousins of Winston McCall of the band, Parkway Drive.
At their 4th Annual Christmas Show in Buffalo, NY, Keith announced that the band had signed to Epitaph Records, stating that, "I haven't said anything yet, but we have, in fact, signed to Epitaph."
According to Keith, they "have a propensity to screw up interviews" by joking around with the interviewer.
At their February 2009 show with Underoath and Poison The Well in Auckland, New Zealand, Keith announced on stage that we can expect a new album this year.
During the 2009 UK tour with Gallows, a song titled "Buffalo 666" from their then-upcoming album New Junk Aesthetic was played for the first time. The album also included guest vocals byPete Wentz of Fall Out Boy, Matt Caughthran of The Bronx and Greg Puciato of The Dillinger Escape Plan. At the end of June it was announced that drummer Mike "Ratboy" Novak had left the band due to "personal conflicts"
A new song, "The Marvelous Slut," was released on July 8 as a free download.
On August 18, Every Time I Die released a second new song entitled "Wanderlust" on their MySpace.
On September 8, new Drummer Ryan "Legs" Leger will start touring with the band. Legs is from Cornwall/Toronto Canada and is known in Canada for his former touring gigs in bands The Salads, Kiki's Wonderland Adventures, Skye Sweetnam, Third South, Dead and Divine, Gone Hollywood and the female fronted thrash metal group Oh The Humanity.
The band was part of the European Taste of Chaos Tour at the end of 2009, supporting headliners Killswitch Engage and In Flames.
Every Time I Die will headline the 2010 Australian Boys of Summer Tour. In support of Every Time I Die is Australian bands; 50 Lions, House Vs Hurricane and Mary Jane Kelly. The band will tour nationally across Australia playing shows in Sydney, Gold Coast, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.
Members :
Current Members :
Keith Buckley : Vocals (1998-present)
Jordan Buckley : Guitar (1998-present)
Andy Williams : Guitar (1998-present)
Josh Newton : Bass (2007-present)
Former Members :
Sean Hughes : Drums , Percussions (1998)
John McCarthy : Bass (1998-1999)
Aaron Ratajczak : Bass (1999-2003)
Stephen Miccichie : Bass (2003-2005)
Chris Byrnes : Bass (2005)
Mike Novak : Drums, percussions (1998-2009)
Kevin Falk : Bass (2005-2006)
Touring Members :
Keller Harbin : Bass (2006-2007)
Jake Schultz : Bass (2007)
Steve Bache : Drums, Percussions (2008)
Ryan Leger : Drums, percussions (2009-present)
