Альбомы исполнителя
Losing At Life
2007 · альбом
Dress to Depress
2005 · альбом
Похожие исполнители
Far-Less
Исполнитель
Terminal
Исполнитель
Dead Poetic
Исполнитель
Further Seems Forever
Исполнитель
Hopesfall
Исполнитель
Codeseven
Исполнитель
Chasing Victory
Исполнитель
Secret Lives Of The Freemasons
Исполнитель
Boys Night Out
Исполнитель
Yesterdays Rising
Исполнитель
He Is Legend
Исполнитель
The Receiving End Of Sirens
Исполнитель
The Beautiful Mistake
Исполнитель
Kaddisfly
Исполнитель
Recover
Исполнитель
Name Taken
Исполнитель
As Cities Burn
Исполнитель
Odd project
Исполнитель
The Juliana Theory
Исполнитель
Across Five Aprils
Исполнитель
Биография
Former bandmates Jared Draughon (vocals/guitar) and Mitchell Marlow (guitar) hooked up for a casual jam session in their hometown of Chapel Hill, NC, in early 2002. They quickly decided the time was right to start a band up together again, thus birthing Classic Case. Marlow, who was then living in Brooklyn, ultimately persuaded Draughon to relocate to New York when getting a permanent crew together in North Carolina proved to be difficult. There the duo began jamming with drummer Stephan Linde (Sons of Abraham, Glassjaw) and bassist Eric Mendelson. Classic Case practiced for about a year, finally recording and self-releasing the EP It's Been Business Doing Pleasure with You in 2004. That same year, Durijah Lang (ex-Glassjaw, the Stryder) replaced Linde on drums, and the band, due to its past connections and Incubus-inspired rock sound, was able to play shows with a range of acts, from Puddle of Mudd and Orgy to Taking Back Sunday, He Is Legend, and the Used. Former Beloved member Josh Moore was added into the fray in 2005 on vocals and guitar, shortly before Classic Case entered a Manhattan studio for three months to record their debut album. The band relocated back to North Carolina, as the polished Dress to Depress, which sounded something like a harder-rocking Mae, was issued in October 2005 via Help/Fiddler Records (Fiddler dissolved shortly after its release). Classic Case inked a deal with California punk indie Fearless Records in the summer of 2006 and began recording their follow-up that September with Helmet's Page Hamilton in the production seat. Losing at Life was completed by the year's end and released in early 2007. ~ Corey Apar, Rovi