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Honor Bright - If This Was A Movie EP [2008]
Genre : Rock
Label : none
Type : Normal
Str.Date: 2008-08-01
Playtime: 21:35 min
Size : 35.85 MB
Quality : 220 kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
Encoder : LAME v3.97 --vbr-new -V2
If it wasnt about friendship and the love of music, it wouldnt be worth doing.
Having dominated the Syracuse, NY music scene right out of the gate, Honor
Bright is looking to make more noise outside of the northeast in 2008. Starting
on the local level in 2006, HB has packed the few upstate New York venues to
capacity, drawing fans of bands like Taking Back Sunday, Mayday Parade and
Fallout Boy. Its no surprise as Honor Bright gets regular comparisons to the
multi-vocal intensity of TBS and the pop sensibility of Fallout Boy.
The self-released debut album Build Hearts From Stars was available June 3,
2007 and the band made a commitment to sharing the music beyond the New York
faithful. To date the band has spent time on the road in a third of the US and
has had their full-length delivered to 100 college radio stations through five
states in the northeast. The hard work and promotion landed the cd on Aux
Records, due to be re-released in early August, 2008.
Having recorded the follow up album, If This Was A Movie at Nada Studios with
John Naclerio (credits include My Chemical Romance, The Ataris and Brand New)
Honor Bright is ready to shine on the national level and is eager to tour in
support of its August 1st release. The bands hard work has earned their song
Home Is A Heartache, which features Justin from The Morning Of singing guest
vocals, spots on two nationally distributed compilations which feature bands
like Four Year Strong, Powerspace, Holiday Parade, and The Morning Light. Their
incredible following voted the band into a spot on the 2008 Vans Warped Tour,
performing on the Ernie Ball Stage along such well known bands as Forever The
Sickest Kids and The Audition.
On July 30th, 2008, the band was hand chosen by MTVs staff to perform on the
show TRL which averages over one million viewers per day. They played an
acoustic version of the song Home Is A Heartache on a segment called On Your
Radar which showcases unsigned bands that MTV feels deserve a spot in the
national spotlight.
Honor Bright has had the opportunity to play shows with the likes of: Cartel,
Mayday Parade, Boys Like Girls, Four Year Strong, Bayside, Powerspace, Forever
The Sickest Kids, and many other fantastic bands.
Having dominated the Syracuse, NY music scene right out of the gate, Honor
Bright is looking to make more noise outside of the northeast in 2008. Starting
on the local level in 2006, HB has packed the few upstate New York venues to
capacity, drawing fans of bands like Taking Back Sunday, Mayday Parade and
Fallout Boy. Its no surprise as Honor Bright gets regular comparisons to the
multi-vocal intensity of TBS and the pop sensibility of Fallout Boy.
The self-released debut album Build Hearts From Stars was available June 3,
2007 and the band made a commitment to sharing the music beyond the New York
faithful. To date the band has spent time on the road in a third of the US and
has had their full-length delivered to 100 college radio stations through five
states in the northeast. The hard work and promotion landed the cd on Aux
Records, due to be re-released in early August, 2008.
Having recorded the follow up album, If This Was A Movie at Nada Studios with
John Naclerio (credits include My Chemical Romance, The Ataris and Brand New)
Honor Bright is ready to shine on the national level and is eager to tour in
support of its August 1st release. The bands hard work has earned their song
Home Is A Heartache, which features Justin from The Morning Of singing guest
vocals, spots on two nationally distributed compilations which feature bands
like Four Year Strong, Powerspace, Holiday Parade, and The Morning Light. Their
incredible following voted the band into a spot on the 2008 Vans Warped Tour,
performing on the Ernie Ball Stage along such well known bands as Forever The
Sickest Kids and The Audition.
On July 30th, 2008, the band was hand chosen by MTVs staff to perform on the
show TRL which averages over one million viewers per day. They played an
acoustic version of the song Home Is A Heartache on a segment called On Your
Radar which showcases unsigned bands that MTV feels deserve a spot in the
national spotlight.
Honor Bright has had the opportunity to play shows with the likes of: Cartel,
Mayday Parade, Boys Like Girls, Four Year Strong, Bayside, Powerspace, Forever
The Sickest Kids, and many other fantastic bands.
1. Roads Where Were Going We Dont Need Roads ( 3:50)
2. Let Your Fists Do The Talking ( 3:57)
3. Only You ( 3:22)
4. Home Is A Heartache ( 3:35)
5. Kansas City Shuffle ( 2:33)
6. Short End Of The Stick ( 4:18)
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Post je objavljen 08.09.2008. u 21:07 sati.