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Formed in Winter of 2000 following the initial breakup of [[Blue Collar Revenge Theory]], this band featured [[Tony Ash]] on guitar, [[Jeff Brinkworth]] on vocals, [[Chris Ortega]] on drums, and [[Anthony Fossaluzza]] on bass. Played only a handful of Louisville shows...one being the Eastern High School Battle of the Bands, even though half of the band had never attended Eastern High School (note: they actually technically won, but due to their ineligibility, the prize went to [[The | Formed in Winter of 2000 following the initial breakup of [[Blue Collar Revenge Theory]], this band featured [[Tony Ash]] on guitar, [[Jeff Brinkworth]] on vocals, [[Chris Ortega]] on drums, and [[Anthony Fossaluzza]] on bass. Played only a handful of Louisville shows...one being the Eastern High School Battle of the Bands, even though half of the band had never attended Eastern High School (note: they actually technically won, but due to their ineligibility, the prize went to [[The Ghostbusters]].) They played fast, melodic punk/hardcore which [[Sean Garrison]] once said reminded him of Negative Approach. | ||
Broke up when BCRT decided to give it another shot. | Broke up when BCRT decided to give it another shot. | ||
There is a vocal-less recording lying around somewhere in [[Jamie Miller]]'s house. | There is a vocal-less recording lying around somewhere in [[Jamie Miller]]'s house. | ||
Revision as of 01:22, 26 October 2004
Formed in Winter of 2000 following the initial breakup of Blue Collar Revenge Theory, this band featured Tony Ash on guitar, Jeff Brinkworth on vocals, Chris Ortega on drums, and Anthony Fossaluzza on bass. Played only a handful of Louisville shows...one being the Eastern High School Battle of the Bands, even though half of the band had never attended Eastern High School (note: they actually technically won, but due to their ineligibility, the prize went to The Ghostbusters.) They played fast, melodic punk/hardcore which Sean Garrison once said reminded him of Negative Approach.
Broke up when BCRT decided to give it another shot.
There is a vocal-less recording lying around somewhere in Jamie Miller's house.