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Lords Stats

Record Labels:

Initial, Auxiliary, Noise Pollution

Started By:

Chris Owens, Stan Doll

Based In:

Louisville

Largest show:

600+

Last show:

N/A

Reunion show:

N/A

Number of Members:

5

Booking:

Chris Owens

Hello, shit... we're LORDS.. so suck our fuckin' wizard.
Lords was born to Louisville from the death of The Slow Suicide in late 2002/early 2003. After Jon Ashley left his vocalist position, Andy left to go back to The Glasspack, while Stanimal and Owens continued their passionate love affair by starting Lords, bringing in ex-Suidicer Stephen George and ex-Irnia member Billy Bisig to fill out the hall of kings. After several short tours and much buzz around town, Bisig and George left the band during the recording of the first full length. Stan and Chris continued the recording between themselves, and recruited Patrick Hume to fill the bass position, while Nate Smallwood briefly joined to fill the empty guitar spot. His first show with the band was in Bloomington, IN, which was also the first show to feature their first full length - The house that Lords built. Due to touring being a hardship on himself and his family, Nate had to leave, and Chris took up the slack and combined the dual guitar parts into one, and the band embarked on the Maximum Louisville 2004 tour.

http://www.lordsoflouisville.com/

Members:

Chris Owens - guitar/vocals
Stan Doll - drums
Patrick Hume - bass
Stephen George - guitar/vocals
Billy Bisig - bass

Releases:

Demo CD (Noise Pollution)
The House That Lords Built CD (Initial Records)
Coliseum/Lords split 7" (Auxiliary)

Compilations:

Sailin' On CD (Louisville Lip)
Halloween 2003 CD

Shirts/Merch:

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 ''<b>Hello, shit... we're LORDS.. so suck our fuckin' wizard.</b>''<br />
-Lords was born to Louisville from the death of [[The Slow Suicide]] in late 2002/early 2003. After Jon Ashley left his vocalist position, Andy left to go back to [[The Glasspack]], while Stanimal and Owens continued their passionate love affair by starting Lords, bringing in ex-Suidicer Stephen George and ex-[[Irnia]] member Billy Bisig to fill out the hall of kings. After several short tours and much buzz around town, Bisig and George left the band during the recording of the first full length. Stan and Chris continued the recording between themselves, and recruited Patrick Hume to fill the bass position, while Nate Smallwood briefly joined to fill the empty guitar spot. His first show with the band was in [[Indiana:Bloomington:Bloomington]], IN, which was also the first show to feature their first full length - [[Lords:The House That Lords built|The house that Lords built]]. Due to touring being a hardship on himself and his family, Nate had to leave, and Chris took up the slack and combined the dual guitar parts into one, and the band embarked on the [[Maximum Louisville]] 2004 tour.
+Lords was born to Louisville from the death of [[The Slow Suicide]] in late 2002/early 2003. After Jon Ashley left his vocalist position, Andy left to go back to [[The Glasspack]], while Stanimal and Owens continued their passionate love affair by starting Lords, bringing in ex-Suidicer [[Stephen George]] and ex-[[Irnia]] member [[Billy Bisig]] to fill out the hall of kings. After several short tours and much buzz around town, Bisig and George left the band during the recording of the first full length. Stan and Chris continued the recording between themselves, and recruited [[Patrick Hume]] to fill the bass position, while [[Nate Smallwood]] briefly joined to fill the empty guitar spot. His first show with the band was in [[Indiana:Bloomington|Bloomington]], IN, which was also the first show to feature their first full length - [[Lords:The House That Lords built|The house that Lords built]]. Due to touring being a hardship on himself and his family, Nate had to leave, and Chris took up the slack and combined the dual guitar parts into one, and the band embarked on the [[Maximum Louisville]] 2004 tour.
 http://www.lordsoflouisville.com/