Sunday, January 8, 2012

Greeley Estates

PhoenixUnited States (2002 – present)




Greeley Estates is a / band formed in Phoenix, Arizona in 2002.

While being in a post-hardcore band may not be extraordinarily unique, Greeley Estates pushes to the front of the pack as one of the few young bands putting the relationship with their fans above all else. Greeley Estates live shows go unparalleled. With a dynamic style reflecting numerous musical backgrounds, Greeley captures the audience and sears a lasting impression. Stripped to its core, the musical foundation reflects catchy melody and pop sensibility infinitely amplified by a hardcore edge and intense vocals.

Although Greeley Estates calls Arizona home, they are more often found navigating the pages of an atlas. In addition to performing nightly, Greeley emphasizes getting to know fans on a personal level, providing the human identity that is clearly evident in their lyrics and presence. Though Greeley Estates’ journey has just begun, they’ve already achieved unparalleled significance among their peers. They’ve completed 3 national tours including every date of Vans Warped Tour 2005. They’ve self-released a full length album Outside of This and a full length DVD The Death of Greeley Estates - both of which have garnered a top-five spot on SmartPunk’s overall sales rankings.

Celebrating their recent signing to Record Collection and the release of their second album, the EPCaveat Emptor, Greeley Estates co-headlined the MySpace Fall Tour 2005 . They returned to the studio in January 2006 to record their second full-length album and then continued touring on Taste of Chaos 2006. In a world of fabricated celebrity, people are finding honest authenticity in Greeley Estates - not only in their music and performance, but in their efforts, their character, and lives that serve as the foundation for their music.

On January 31, 2007, bassist Josh Applebach announced that he would leave Greeley Estates for a teaching career in Arizona. Bradley Murray (previously with Versus the Mirror) from Tucson, Arizona became their touring bassist. His first live appearance with the band was on February 3, 2007 in Safford, Arizona.

On June 3, 2007, guitarist Dallas Smith announced that he would be leaving the band in order to start up a family with his wife and expected twin daughters (he and his wife were to subsequently lose the pregnancy). He made this announcement via a MySpace bulletin and announced that his last show would be June 20, 2007 at the Clubhouse in Tempe, Arizona.

After their Mexican tour with Silverstein, Brad Murray left the band for personal reasons.

On September 4, 2007, Greeley Estates recorded their new album. The two new members of Greeley Estates include Alex Torres (previously with Eyes Set To Kill) and Joshua Ferguson (previously withGlory Nights)

After the band finished recording their new album Go West Young Man, Let The Evil Go East, Joshua Ferguson left to complete his apprenticeship as a hair stylist at BLACK MARKET HAIR in Calgary, Alberta, Canada; personal reasons seem to be why he left.

Greeley Estates had announced Tyler “Telle” SMith as their new bassist, who was formerly of In Fear and Faith. Telle played his first show with the band on February 9, 2008, at the Clubhouse in Tempe, Arizona.

In 2003 Greeley Estates had a track, entitled “Let The Evil Go East”, on the Warped Tour 2008 compilation album.

Their latest album titled Go West Young Man, Let The Evil Go East was released May 6, 2008. For the track “Blue Morning” on their new album, Greeley Estates hired music video director Daniel Chesnut to create a high energy, intense video, to match the band’s new persona.

On Friday, November 14, 2008, Greeley Estates announced that their newest bassist “Telle”, found within the course of the same year, had left the band. The blog on their MySpace stated:

“Once again, the curse of the Greeley bass players… has struck again! Eight hours before leaving for the Alesana tour, Telle told us that he would no longer be in Greeley Estates. But don’t fret! We will not be missing any shows… we could never do that to you guys/girls! Our tour manager Dave is filling in last minute for us. This means, you all need to come out and sing louder than ever. See you soon!!!!”



Ryan Zimmerman of Greeley Estates told AMP Magazine, "We’re thinking of kind of combining the last two records, Go West and No Rain, to kind of bring back some singing and have a little bit of melody but still have the heavy. I’m not sure yet on the lyrical direction."
"I think it’s a new challenge. I think trying to do something that we didn’t do on the record before-we want to have a little bit of a shock value each time. The last two albums were a shock to people as far as what was coming from Greeley Estates. We started off some of early albums with pop songs so we’ve changed a lot over the years but we want to kind of have that same approach going into this record too. We just want to try and figure out what we can do to combine the things we know our fans love and what we love to perform but also do something a little different."
The fifth album is expected to be released summer 2011, with producer Cory Spotts, who also produced the band's very first album Outside of This in 2004.
On June 1, 2011 the first single to the new album was released on the band's Facebook page, titled "The Last Dance." They have also announced that the album is titled The Death of Greeley Estates. The album was expected to be released August 2, but was changed to August 9, 2011. The cover art for the album was released on the band's Twitter. On June 7, another new song, "Friendly Neighborhood Visit" was released on Altpress. On July 7 the first track on the album titled "Straitjacket" was released on the band's Facebook page. The new album will be released a week early for fans to purchase at their tour. Greeley Estates has stated that they will be working on their upcoming sixth album next year in 2012.

Studio Album :
Outside of This
Track Listing :
1 "Intro" 0:09
2 "Sheltered" 2:10
3 "If Words Could Say" 2:51
4 "Through Waiting" 3:20
5 "Atom Doesn't Lie" 3:08
6 "What If" 4:16
7 "Tear My World Apart" 4:20
8 "Outside of This" 3:12
9 "Until Tomorrow" 3:16
10 "Glimpse" 2:46
11 "Without You" 2:59
12 "Not Alone" (song ends at 3:20 and hidden track begins at 5:38) 10:09

Released : July 22, 2004
Genre : Post hardcore, emo, screamo
Label : Smartpunk, LLC
Producer : Cory Spotts

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Far from the Lies

Track Listing :
1 "The End of All We Know" 3:21
2 "Too Much CSI" 3:58
3 "Life Is a Garden" 3:45
4 "Where Did You Go?" 4:09
5 "Nothing Good Happens After Dark" 3:41
6 "Remember" 3:43
7 "Believe the Lies" 5:25
8 "Are You Listening?" 4:45
9 "Secret" 3:12
10 "Through Waiting" 4:17
11 "This Moment" 3:59
12 "See Your Scars" 4:00


Released : June 6, 2006
Genre : Post hardcore, emo, screamo
Label : Record Collection
Producer : Lou Giordano

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Go West Young Man, Let the Evil Go East


Track Listing :
1 "Blue Morning" 4:18
2 "Go West Young Man…" 3:56
3 "If We're Going Out, Let's Go Out In Style" 4:07
4 "Desperate Times Call For Desperate Housewives" 3:07
5 "If She Only Knew" (Featuring Dan Parker) 4:50
6 "If I Could Be Frank, You're Ugly" 2:49
7 "In The Ashes" 3:19
8 "Mother Nature Is A Terrorist" (Featuring Joe Cotella) 3:43
9 "Let The Evil Go East" (Featuring Cameron Martin) 3:23
10 "I'll Have To Warn You, This Won't Be Quick" 4:17
11 "There's Something Wrong With The World Today" 3:15
12 "Keep The Heat On The Dash" (Featuring Graham Orthmann and Aaron Harris) 4:06
13 "You're Just Somebody I Used To Know" 4:54


Released : May 6, 2008
Genre : Post hardcore, metalcore
Label : Science Record
Producer : Cory Spotts

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No Rain, No Rainbow


Track Listing :
1 "Seven Hours" (Featuring Michelle Zimmerman, Kari Trummel, Amy Cooper) 3:46
2 "I Shot the Maid" (Featuring Cameron Martin of The Irish Front, Craig Mabbitt of Escape the Fate, Jared Warth of Blessthefall) 3:22
3 "Loyal.com" 3:05
4 "Friends Are Friends for Never" (Featuring Cameron Martin of the Irish Front) 3:33
5 "The Offer" 3:16
6 "Jealousy Breeds Killing Sprees" (Featuring Craig Mabbitt of Escape the Fate) 3:17
7 "Swim For Your Lives" (Featuring Jared Warth of Blessthefall) 2:53
8 "They Won't Stay Dead" 4:13
9 "Lying Through Your Teeth Doesn't Count as Flossing" (Featuring Beau Bokan of Blessthefall) 3:17
10 "Wolves Make Great Actors" 3:42
11 "4,5,6" 0:55
12 "You'll Never Leave Vegas Alive" (Featuring Joe Cotella of The Cover Up) 3:47


Released : January 26, 2010
Genre : Metalcore
Label : Tragic Hero
Producer : Cory Spotts

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The Death of Greeley Estates


Track Listing :
1 "Straitjacket" 3:35
2 "The Last Dance" 3:15
3 "Friendly Neighborhood Visit" 2:45
4 "Bodies" 3:41
5 "The Medic" 3:35
6 "Thousand Burning Forests" 4:30
7 "Broken (Interlude)" 0:52
8 "Leave the Light On" 3:29
9 "Circle the Wagons (feat. Micah Kinard of Oh, Sleeper)" 3:47
10 "The Reaction" 2:54
11 "Tonight" 3:21
12 "The Postman" 4:46
13 "Mouth to Mouth" 3:19
14 "Repaired (Interlude)" 1:05
15 "December" 4:31


Released : August 9, 2011
Genre : Metalcore, post hardcore
Label : Tragic Hero, Zestone
Producer : Cory Spotts

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EP's
Caveat Emptor


Track Listing :
1 "Angela Lansbury Keeps Guys Like You Off The Street" 3:09
2 "Life Is A Garden" 3:52
3 "Don't Look Away" 2:53
4 "This Song Goes Out To" 3:03
5 "Always" 3:57
6 "Y'all With The Vampire Squad?" 3:16


Released : 2005
Genre : Emo, post hardcore
Label : Record Collection

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The Almost

Clearwater, Florida, United States (2005 – present)


The Almost is the band of Aaron Gillespie, the former drummer/clean vocalist of Underoath from Clearwater, Florida, United States started in 2005. Aaron stated that this band is much more of a traditional rock project than Underoath.

Monster Monster is on the loose.

The Almost’s second album for Tooth & Nail/Virgin Records began taking shape just as soon as the band came off the road after touring for their 2007 debut, Southern Weather, including a stint on that summer’s Warped tour.

That album, which debuted at 39 on Billboard’s Top 200, earned them a Top 10 single at Alternative radio, and a spot on MTV’s Discover & Download, was essentially the work of a single individual—Underoath drummer Aaron Gillespie, who wrote all the songs, played all the instruments and then recruited a band to play them live, starting with fellow Floridian Jay Vilardi, a veteran of several well-known area bands like Metal Blade’s Phoenix Mourning and Orlando-based Hand to Hand.

“My job was to teach everyone the songs,” explains Vilardi, who describes himself as the band’s musical director. The addition of Philadelphia-based guitarist Dusty Redman, himself a veteran of Tooth & Nail bands like Beloved and Dead Poetic and Salt Lake City bassist Alex Aponte rounded out the line-up.

The now thoroughly road-tested band was intent to make their latest a completely collaborative effort, melding their talents into a whole that was more than the sum of its individual parts. The process began with Vilardi, Redmon and Aponte e-mailing files back and forth to Gillespie, who was busy penning lyrics and coming up with musical ideas of his own while touring with Underoath, before all four of them got together in the studio to jam and work out the arrangements.

It was a system that resulted in a powerfully cohesive album that melds their diverse songwriting skills, from the thudding, Raw Power-like stomp of the title track and “Young Again,” to the stark acoustic blues and closing psychedelic jam of “Monster,” the techno-rock laced with tribal drums of “Books & Books” and the melodic Coldplay/U2/Kings of Leon arena-rock anthem, “Hands.”

“It turned out to be a really good process because we wound up with a tremendous amount of material we can use,” says Vilardi.

“We jammed on these tracks for hours before we actually laid anything down,” nods Gillespie. “This now feels like a real band. Everyone gave up a piece of his own agenda for the good of the final result. And that’s how you end up with something special. It was a relief for me because it took a lot of the weight off my shoulders. They supplied the bricks and we built the house together.”

The guys also enlisted the help of steel guitarists Chris Scruggs (grandson of bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs) and John Davis (Superdrag vocalist/guitarist) while in the studio. Both Scruggs and Davis helped they guys broaden their musical pallets on a few tracks like “West” and “Hand Grenade.”

“It was whatever each of us could do for the song,” agrees Redmon. “There were no ego issues, no one screaming, ‘I’m Eddie Van Halen!’”

Gillespie says the songs are about the dark side of the human condition, battling your demons to come out the other side, starting with the album’s title.

“I’m giving in to you,” he roars in “Lonely Wheel,” though in “no i don’t,” which segues from an acoustic beginning to an anthemic rock chorus, he admits, “I’m learning how to wait.” The hard-hitting “Young Again” and the country-flavored “Hand Grenade” (“Oh to be young/It sounds like so much fun”) are both about lost innocence, while “Souls On Ten,” with its piano flourish and urgent intensity, has a Springsteen feel and the grungy garage-rock of “Summer Summer” offers an elegiac nod to vintage Neil Young with Crazy Horse.

“It didn’t start out as a concept album, but by accident, I think it became one,” says Aaron. “It’s about the ‘monster’ that lives inside of all of us, which we have to fight to get rid of. It’s a battle you live with every day. In the end, when that stops, the question remains, can you now live your life? Can you get all of who you are, can you find a place that makes you happy?”

That catharsis comes across loud and clear in the final song on the album, dubbed “Monster,” which starts with Gillespie alone, accompanied by a single dobro. “Learning how to see/In this weird change of space/I’m learning to believe in this life… I feel you helping me.” The song builds until, about two-thirds of the way through, the rest of The Almost come in, embarking on a spontaneous acid-soaked jam, recorded live, that provides the ultimate release.

“Everybody needs that,” says Gillespie. “For some people, it’s drinking, others run, some throw baseballs. I play music. That’s what I do. That gets rid of the garbage in my life.”

“It’s about how terrible we can be at times,” says Vilardi. “It’s hard to be a person today who stands for something. It doesn’t make you better… sometimes it even makes you worse.”

On “Hands,” the band prove they can create an arena- and radio-ready rock anthem, with its martial beat, chiming keyboards and lush ‘  fizz.

“It’s like an Achtung Baby vibe,” nods Dusty. “That song came out of nowhere. We demoed it, then got into the studio and started playing it and just got real excited.”

“I like working with a song structure,” says Gillespie. “In Underoath, that’s not what we do. We create moments, which is important, but The Almost is something different.”

“Monster Monster” and “Young Again” demonstrate Jay and Dusty’s love of classic , likeThe Stooges and The Velvet Underground“We really want to put the middle finger back in rock,” says Vilardi. “We love the attitude of bands likeGuns N’ Roses.”

And that’s strange, because it turns out that rebellion doesn’t conflict with being on Tooth & Nail, where the support of community is almost as important as the religious implications.

“Music should reflect who you are,” says Aaron. “I believe there’s hope in finding who you are. That’s my conviction. At the same time, I want anybody, no matter their affiliation, to react to the music in the same way. I don’t want people to feel they’re being judged.”

With the addition of drummer Joe Musten (Gillespie played all the drums on the album), The Almost is ready to hit the road and do what they do best, play for their increasing fan base around the country.

“We plan on hitting it as hard as we can,” laughs Vilardi. “We’d like to leave and not come back for two years.”

“We’re just beginning now to establish our identity,” concludes Dusty. “There were a lot of people now who are finding out about Underoath through The Almost.”
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Studio Album
Southern Weather


Track Listing :
1 "Say This Sooner" 3:14
2 "Drive There Now!" 3:11
3 "Dirty And Left Out" 3:42
4 "I Mostly Copy Other People" 3:22
5 "Southern Weather" 3:28
6 "Stop It!" 3:36
7 "Amazing, Because It Is" 4:24
8 "Everyone Here Smells Like A Rat" 3:18
9 "Never Say "I Told You So"" 2:59
10 "Call Back When I'm Honest" 3:24
11 "Everything That Makes Me Sick" 3:31

Released : April 3, 2007
Genre : Emo, alternative rock
Label : Tooth and Nail / Virgin
Producer : Aaron Sprinkle


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Monster Monster


Track Listing :
1 "Monster Monster" 3:20
2 "Lonely Wheel" 3:14
3 "No I Don't" 3:54
4 "Hands" 3:48
5 "Young Again" 2:58
6 "Summer Summer" 4:00
7 "Hand Grenade" 3:51
8 "Books & Books" 3:31
9 "Souls On Ten" 3:25
10 "Want To" 3:30
11 "Get Through" 3:24
12 "Monster" 6:16


Released : Novenber 3, 2009
Genre : Emo, alternative rock
Label : Tooth and Nail / Virgin
Producer : Aaron Sprinkle


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EP's
No Gift to Bring


Track Listing :
1 "Awful Direction" 4:38
2 "Little Drummer Boy" 3:09
3 "Amazing Because It Is" (Full Version) 4:02
4 "Your Love Is Extravagant" 4:05
5 "Dirty And Left Out" (Mctague-Lectro Version) 4:12


Released : November 25, 2008
Genre : Emo, alternative rock
Label : Tooth and Nail / Virgin
Producer : Timothy McTague


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Monster EP


Track Listing :
1 "Lonely Wheel" 3:14
2 "Hands" 3:49
3 "July" (b-side) 3:29
4 "Birmingham" (b-side) 2:22
5 "Monster" 6:16


Released : October 6, 2009
Genre : Emo, alternative rock
Label : Tooth and Nail / Virgin

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Saturday, January 7, 2012

Trophy Scars



Trophy Scars is a psychedelic blues band with experimental rock tendencies from Morristown, New Jersey. The group's early efforts predominantly tackle the post-hardcore genre but the band quickly expanded their sound during the interim of their career.


The band was formed by Jerry Jones (vocals), John Ferrara (guitar), Mike Schipper (guitar) and Joshua Z Weinstein (bass) in 2002. Brian Ferrara (drums) was filling-in for Trophy Scars at the time; he was only twelve years old. Soon after, Brian was added as the permanent drummer. Trophy Scars utilizes a wide variety of musical genres and non-traditional song structures in their sound. Influences have been said to range from The Beatles to Aesop Rock, from Converge to Tom Waits. The entire Trophy Scars song catalog is embossed by major themes such as time, memory, language, and romantic tragedy.
Known for their intimate shows and independent booking techniques, Trophy Scars evokes a strong DIY regiment.

Trophy Scars signed to the Death Scene Recording Company in 2005 and in the UK with Small Town Records in 2007. Since 2002, Trophy Scars have released three full length records, two EPs, a single, and a compilation of demos and unreleased material. They released their latest full length, “Bad Luck”, without a record label on March 17, 2009. Trophy Scars released a split 7” vinyl recording with the Saddest Landscape in November, 2009. The 7” record features the song, “August, 1980”. In January 2010, “Bad Luck” was named the 10th best album of 2009 by popular music critic website, Sputnik Music.

Trophy Scars finished recording their upcoming EP, titled “Darkness, Oh Hell”, with longtime collaborator / producer Chris Badami on March 12, 2010. The new material is described as “dark and whacky”.

Another EP has been recently released July 19, 2011 titled “Never Born, Never Dead”. 

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Studio Album
Darts to the Sea


Track Listing :
1 "Dreams Of New Orleans"
2 "Rachel, I Think He’s Dead" They Screamed"
3 "I Play Piano"
4 "A Beauty Like Scissors (Shine On, Bleach Off)"
5 "Chapter One: How To Fail Yourself"
6 "Hospital For Ghosts"
7 "Eyes Baptized In Mercury"
8 "Baby Eskimo Kisses"
9 "Hosting A Murder"

Released : 2002
Genre : Post hardcore

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Hospital Music for the Aesthetics of Language


Track Listing :
1 "There Are Ghosts"
2 "Designed Like Dice (Crickets in Tune)"
3 "Sleep Little Nemo - The Kidnapping!"
4 "...and That's Where They Found My Body"
5 "The Hair-Trigger Flamenco"
6 "Lindsay and the Endless Wall of Alarm Clocks"

Released : 2002
Genre : Post hardcore
Producer : Chris Badami

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Goodnight Alchemy


Track Listing :
1 "Jerry's the Name, Sociology's My Game"
2 "Hey Kiddo!"
3 "Traps and Tricks and Such"
4 "Cats As A Measurement of Time"
5 "Don't Fuss Over Spiders Thrown"
6 "Lesson 3"
7 "Lesson 4"


Released : June, 2005
Genre : Post hardcore
Label : The Death Scene
Producer : Chris Badami / John Ferrara

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Sand in the Sea (Darts to the Sea re-release)


Track Listing :
1 "Designed Like Dice (demo)"
2 "The Hair-Trigger Flamenco (demo)"
3 "The Moche Skeleton Dance"
4 "Baby Eskimo Kisses (electric)"
5 "If You Call it a Knife"
6 "Descend for Miles"
7 "The Arcane Symbols"
8 "Shadows of the Koga Ninja"
9 "Jerry's the Name? (demo)"
10 "Eyes Baptized in Mercury (Apologize to Her)"
11 "This is a Plant You Don't Want to Eat (demo)"
12 "Don't Fuss Over Spiders Thrown (demo)"
13 "Cats as a Measurement of Time (demo)"
14 "Who's More Drunk, the Driver or Me?"
15 "This is a Plant I Don't Want to Eat"


Released : March, 2006
Genre : Post hardcore
Label : AoA Records

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Alphabet. Alphabets.


Track Listing :
1 "An Introduction. All Introductions."
2 "Artist. Artists."
3 "Assistant. Assistants."
4 "Assassin. Assassins."
5 "Accent. Accents."
6 "Apparition. Apparitions."
7 "Yes."
8 "No."
9 "Absolute. Absolutes."
10 "Alchemist. Alchemists."
11 "Addict. Addicts."
12 "Alligator. Alligators."
13 "Alibi. Alibis."
14 "Apple. Apples."
15 "Anxiety. Anxieties."
16 "A Song Begins With "A." Almost All These Songs Begin With "A.""


Released : June 13, 2006
Genre : Post hardcore
Label : The Death Scene
Producer : Chris Badami 

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EP's
Bad Luck


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7" Split with The Saddest Landscape


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Darkness, Oh Hell 


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Never Born, Never Dead


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Before Their Eyes

Findlay OHUnited States (2007 – present)



Before Their Eyes is a post-hardcore band from Findlay, Ohio, formed in 2007. The band is currently signed to Rise Records. Founded originally by vocalist Nick Moore and Jim Nahorny of “The Drama Summer”, the name of the band is taken from the New Testament verse Romans 3:18: “There is no fear of God before their eyes.” They do not claim to be a “Christian band” they are more of “Christians in a band”. A month after conception, Jim Nahorny left the band to finish his college degree and to pursue other interests. The song “Their Throats are Open Graves” is taken from Romans 3:13. Their second album, The Dawn of My Death, was released October 28, 2008. The album reached #10 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart

The band has played many tours, including: the Hot N’ Heavy Tour alongside Drop Dead, Gorgeous, and He Is Legend, the Across The Nation Tour with A Skylit Drive and Four Letter Lie, the Black on Black Tour with Escape the Fate, the Scream the Prayer Tour in 2008 with Here I Come Falling, and Agraceful, and the One Moment Management Tour with Eyes Set to Kill, and LoveHateHero. Recently the band posted a blog, saying that they’ve finished tracking the album. The album’s title was announced to be Untouchable and it was released on March 9, 2010.

On January 19, 2010, the band posted a blog on their Myspace announcing the full track listing for Untouchable. On January 20, 2010, the band posted two new songs from Untouchable entitled “Sing to Me” and “Bulletproof” on their MySpace page. On February 5, 2010, Before Their Eyes released two more new songs, “Rick Vs Nick” and “Love Is Misery”.

On March 9, the band released their third studio album, Untouchable; the first single from the album is the song “Sing To Me”.

On April 18, 2010, Nicholas Moore (lead singer, keys, programming) announced that he was no longer in Before Their Eyes and asked for support for his new side project. This was announced on his Twitter page where he tweeted “I am no longer in Before Their Eyes. I hope you all support my new project like u did BTE when I started it.Official statement soon! Love,N”. The remaining members are currently scouting possibilities for a new lead singer.

On May 5, 2010, Landon Tewers (guitar and vocals) announced that he was leaving Before Their Eyes and that he would finish the remaining shows posted on the band’s MySpace. This was announced on his Twitter and Live Journal. He is now in the band The Plot In You as their lead singer.

According to the band’s official Facebook page, they have gained three new members, a vocalist and two guitarists, and will be announcing a new one every Wednesday, beginning August 18, 2010. The first member announced was guitarist, Jordan Disorbo. On Wednesday, August 25, 2010, Before Their Eyes posted a second video on their Facebook announcing the second new member of the band, Evan McKeever who will be playing guitar and doing backup vocals for the band.

On June 12, 2011 Before Their Eyes announced on their Facebook page that their 4th full length album would be titled "Redemption", and would be released on March 27, 2012.
They announced that Landon Tewers (Ex-Guitarist) is producing and Joey Sturgis is mastering the new record.
On August 15, 2011 Before Their Eyes post an old demo "Break" on their Facebook page and youtube channel Invogue Records. Before Their Eyes are currently finishing "Redemption."
On January 1, 2012 Before Their Eyes announced via facebook that if they got 1.500 Likes on a status published on their wall they would release "Lies", the first single from Redemption, they then released the song via their youtube channel Invogue.


Studio Album
Before Their Eyes


Track Listing :
1 "City in a Snow Globe" - 3:01
2 "The Nighttime Is Our Time" - 3:03
3 "You Talk a Good Game" - 3:04
4 "Crawling Towards Forgiveness" - 2:40
5 "This Is Redemption, This Is Our Lives Washed Clean" (featuring Jeremy DePoyster of The Devil Wears Prada) - 2:54
6 "Why 6 Is Afraid of 7..." - 3:26
7 "The Journey Down South (Starts with a 2 Step)" - 3:23
8 "Hope in Devotion" - 1:25
9 "Shotguns Speak Louder Than Words" - 4:30
10 "Close Your Eyes, It's Okay to Rest Now" (featuring Chris Roetter of Like Moth To Flames) - 3:27


Released : May 15, 2007
Genre : Post hardcore, screamo
Label : Rise Records

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The Dawn of My Death


Track Listing :
1 "Life Was All a Dream" - 3:57
2 "...Because 7 Ate 9" - 2:56
3 "The Beast Within" - 3:15
4 "So in Love" - 3:21
5 "The Things We Stood Against" - 4:05
6 "Dawn of My Death" - 3:20
7 "The Way We Operate" - 3:30
8 "Their Throats Are Open Graves" - 1:12
9 "New Kids in Town" - 3:11
10 "The Me I Used to Be" - 3:36


Released : October 28, 2008
Genre : Post hardcore
Label : Rise Records

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Untouchable 


Track Listing : 
1 "Hey, Dude!" 3:10
2 "Sing to Me" 3:04
3 "Not Alone" 3:35
4 "Love Is Misery" 3:54
5 "My Match, Your Fire" 3:16
6 "Start with Today" (feat. Kristen Williams) 3:51
7 "Bulletproof" 3:31
8 "Finding a Way" 3:18
9 "Rick Vs. Nick" 3:27
10 "Hell or High Water" 3:05
11 "Start with Today [Acoustic]"  



Released : March 9, 2010
Genre : Post hardcore, alternative rock, pop punk, screamo
Label : Rise Records
Producer : Joey Sturgis

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