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Revision as of 21:20, 31 August 2004
Endpoint is/was the largest hardcore band to ever come out of Louisville. No other band could tour the US and Europe, and pull 2000 kids to shows they played in town.
The band formed from the ashes of Deathwatch in 1991.
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| Record Labels: | Slamdek, Cargo, Doghouse | ||
| Started By: | Rob Pennington Duncan Barlow | ||
| Based In: | Louisville | ||
| Largest show: | 2000 people | ||
| Last show: | 1995 | ||
| Reunion show: | N/A | ||
| Number of Members: | 17 | ||
| Manager: | Andy Tinsley | ||
Members:
- Rob Pennington - vocals
- Duncan Barlow - guitar/vocals
- Chad Casstetter - guitar
- Lee Fetzer - drums
- Rusty Sohm - drums
- Kyle Crabtree - drums
- Kyle Noltemeyer - bass
- Pat McClimans - bass
Releases:
- If The Spirits Are Willing cassette (Slamdek)
- In A Time Of Hate 12" (Conversion)
- EP2 7" (Break Even Point)
- Catharsis 12"/CD (Cargo/Doghouse)
- Idiots 7"/CD (Doghouse)
- Aftertaste 12"/CD/Cassette (Doghouse)
- The Last Record 12"/CD (Doghouse)
Compilations:
- Super J Records (Super J Records)
Shirts/Merch: