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|Record Labels: || N/A
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|Started By: || [[Curtis Edlin]]
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|Based In: || [[Kentucky:Louisville|Louisville]]
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|Largest show: || 100+
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|Last show: || N/A
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|Reunion show: || N/A
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|Number of Members: || 4
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*[[Blindspot]]
In 1996, straight from a ready-made shed behind his home where bar circuit [[Gordon's Iguana]] had previously rehearsed, Louisville music veteran [[Curtis Edlin]] met with neighbor [[Matt Allen Weiser-Amos]] to spawn a then unnamed Veda Four, just prior to [[Jason Bischoff]] filling the open position on guitar.  Without reason, high school freshman [[Cory Alberhasky]] was interviewed for what would become his first step toward a vocalist's career, and secured.  The product was a rock quartet that most would say were very capable aspirers, but not much more.   
*[[Drop Curtain]]
*[[Triphammer]]
 
 
In 1996, straight from a ready-made shed behind his home where bar circuit [[Gordon's Iguana]] had previously rehearsed, Louisville music veteran [[Curtis Edlan]] met with neighbor [[Matt Allen Weiser-Amos]] to spawn a then unnamed Veda Four, just prior to [[Jason Bischoff]] filling the open position on guitar.  Without reason, high school freshman [[Cory Alberhasky]] was interviewed for what would become his first step toward a vocalist's career, and secured.  The product was a rock quartet that most would say were very capable aspirers, but not much more.   


For nearly six months, the members developed material before they unanimously voted to change the name of the group to what, still, few people remember as [[Triphammer]].
For nearly six months, the members developed material before they unanimously voted to change the name of the group to what, still, few people remember as [[Triphammer]].
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Members:
Members:
*[[Cory Alberhasky]] - Vox
*[[Cory Alberhasky]] - Vox
*[[Jason Bischoff]] - Guitar
*[[Jason Bischoff]] - Guitar
*[[Curtis Edlan]] - Bass
*[[Curtis Edlin]] - Bass
*[[Matt Allen Weiser-Amos]] - Drums
*[[Matt Allen Weiser-Amos]] - Drums




Songs:
Songs:
*Cope
*Cope
*Broken Glass
*Broken Glass
Releases:
*?
Compilations:
*?
Shirts/Merch:
*?
Related Groups:
*[[Blindspot]]
*[[Burning Down the Ziggurat]]
*[[Drop Curtain]]
*[[Eversion]]
*[[Fast Car Diaries]]
*[[Gordon's Iguana]]
*[[Hectic Thumb]]
*[[My Life Denial]]
*[[-the suffix.]]
*[[Triphammer]]

Latest revision as of 09:32, 26 October 2004

Veda Four Stats
Veda Four Logo
Record Labels: N/A
Started By: Curtis Edlin
Based In: Louisville
Largest show: 100+
Last show: N/A
Reunion show: N/A
Number of Members: 4

In 1996, straight from a ready-made shed behind his home where bar circuit Gordon's Iguana had previously rehearsed, Louisville music veteran Curtis Edlin met with neighbor Matt Allen Weiser-Amos to spawn a then unnamed Veda Four, just prior to Jason Bischoff filling the open position on guitar. Without reason, high school freshman Cory Alberhasky was interviewed for what would become his first step toward a vocalist's career, and secured. The product was a rock quartet that most would say were very capable aspirers, but not much more.

For nearly six months, the members developed material before they unanimously voted to change the name of the group to what, still, few people remember as Triphammer.


Members:


Songs:

  • Cope
  • Broken Glass


Releases:

  • ?

Compilations:

  • ?

Shirts/Merch:

  • ?

Related Groups: