Everyone Dies in Utah

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Everyone Dies in Utah
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General information
origin Temple , Texas , United States
Genre (s) Post-hardcore
founding 2008
Website www.everyonediesinutah.com
Current occupation
Danny Martinez
Cameron Easter
Electric guitar
 Brandon Allen
Daniel Tharp
Trey Golden
Nathan Ross Chase-Meadows
former members
Justin Yost
singing
 Michael Crimlis
Taylor Bagley
Electric guitar
 Brandon Stoltz
Electric guitar
 Keaton Smith
Nolan Bailey
Justin Morgan
Drums
 Ricky Williams

Everyone Dies in Utah is a post-hardcore band from Temple , Texas , formed in 2008 .

history

Foundation and time at Tragic Hero Records

Everyone Dies in Utah was founded in Temple in the US state of Texas in 2008 and, after several changes in the cast, consists of singer Danny Martinez, guitarists Cameron Easter and Brandon Allen, bassist Daniel Tharp, keyboardist Trey Golden and drummer Nathan Chase-Meadows. Former musicians are drummer Justin Morgan, guitarist Taylor Bagley, and the two singers Justin Yost and Michael Crimlis. The latter previously played for Us, From Outside . The group's first concert took place as part of a Battle of the Bands competition, although the musicians had not yet found a name for their band at the time.

One year after it was founded, I Hope You Know This Means War was released, an EP that was produced in-house. In mid-2010 the group was signed by Tragic Hero Records . In February of the following year, the release of the debut album Seeing Clearly followed . This was immediately followed by a concert tour along the west coast of the United States , which was accompanied by Eyes Like Diamonds . In July 2012 the release of the second album + // - Polarities followed . Between September 7 and 22, 2012, the group completed a concert tour through several US states with A Bullet for Pretty Boy , before another tour with Affiance followed in November of the same year .

In the summer of 2013 the band was part of the Scream the Prayer Tour , which has been held annually since 2008 , on which Impending Doom acted as headliner and was accompanied by Silent Planet , Fit for a King , Gideon , Wolves at the Gate and The Great Commission . In November of the same year, Neutral Ground was released , the third album on Tragic Hero by Jim Wert , who already worked with Incubus and A Skylit Drive . Between May 8 and June 14, 2014, the group completed another concert tour through the United States, accompanied by Kingdom of Giants and InDirections .

Signature at InVogue Records

After the band separated from their previous label in 2014 and released the single Exodus in the same year , the musicians were signed by inVogue Records in December 2015 . In April and May 2015, the band toured the United States with Lions Lions . At the beginning of October 2016, the album named after the band was their first work on inVogue Records and the fourth of their career overall. Immediately after the album was released, the band toured several states in the United States together with Conspire , Glass Houses and Convictions between October 10 and 22.

On the occasion of Mental Health Awareness Month , which takes place in May , the band released a new single with X in May 2018, which was inspired by the fiancée of the singer Danny Martinez.

music

Everyone Dies in Utah's music is rooted in post-hardcore . However, the rather dark ballad Simple Me // 2 reminds of the earlier works of the Canadian hardcore band Grade , while the breakdowns used by the band in various pieces of the group remind of Meshuggah . The band mixes elements of Screamo with Metalcore . By using stylistic elements of ambient and atmospheric rock music , similarities to bands like Crown the Empire and The Word Alive can be recognized.

Band name

At the beginning of their career, the musicians were supposed to play their first concert as part of a Battle of the Bands competition. At that point, the musicians who were still in high school at the time didn't have a name for their group to give to the promoter. A textbook said that Utah had the highest mortality rate in the United States. This served the musicians as inspiration for their band name.

Discography

  • 2009: I Hope You Know This Means War (EP, in-house production)
  • 2011: Seeing Clearly (Album, Tragic Hero Records )
  • 2012: + // - Polarities (Album, Tragic Hero Records)
  • 2013: Neutral Ground (Album, Tragic Hero Records)
  • 2015: A Tribute to Taking Back Sunday (tribute album, represented by A Decade Under the Influence , Pacific Ridge Records )
  • 2016: Everyone Dies in Utah (album, inVogue Records )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Cassie Whitt: Alternative Press : Everyone Dies In Utah announce new vocalist
  2. ↑ a b c Brianna Bromley: Breathcast : Everyone Dies In Utah Live Interview: New Album, Tour, 2014 Plans
  3. ↑ James Shotwell: Alternative Press : Tragic Hero signs Everyone Dies In Utah ( Memento of the original from July 3, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.altpress.com
  4. ↑ Top 40 Charts : Keep It King Tour 2011 - Featuring Eyes Like Diamonds, Everyone Dies In Utah, This Day Will Tell
  5. ^ A b Jason Schreurs: Alternative Press : Everyone Dies in Utah - + // - Polarities Critique
  6. ^ Cassie Whitt: Alternative Press : A Bullet For Pretty Boy annouce September headlining tour
  7. ^ Matthew Colwell: Alternative Press : Exclusive: Everyone Dies In Utah announce tour with Affiance, Sirens & Sailors, Deception Of A Ghost
  8. ↑ Bravewords : Impending Doom To Headline 2013 Scream The Prayer Tour
  9. ^ Cassie Whitt: Alternative Press : Exclusive: Everyone Dies In Utah release 'Neutral Ground' album teaser
  10. ^ Matt Crane: Alternative Press : Everyone Dies In Utah announce US headlining tour
  11. ^ Sarah Dos Santos: Heaven's Metal Magazine : Everyone Dies in Utah to headline HM-sponsored 'Forget the Fame' tour
  12. ^ Tyler Sharp: Alternative Press : Everyone Dies In Utah stream new "Exodus" single
  13. ↑ Lambgoat : Everyone Dies In Utah signs with InVogue Records
  14. ↑ a b Jessica Golich: Tattoo.com : Interview: Everyone Dies in Utah
  15. ↑ Maggie Dickman: Alternative Press : Everyone Dies In Utah premiere new track “SYNRS” off self-titled album — listen (exclusive)
  16. ↑ Ryan: Soundfiction.net : Everyone Dies In Utah Announces Fall Tour
  17. ↑ Ken: “X” Marks The Spot: Everyone Dies In Utah premieres powerful new track. Highwiredaze.com, June 4, 2018, accessed September 17, 2018 .
  18. ^ Nathaniel Lay: New Noise Magazine : Everyone Dies in Utah - Everyone Dies in Utah Review
  19. ^ Brian Kraus: Alternative Press : Everyone Dies In Utah are “A Decade Under The Influence” on Taking Back Sunday tribute (exclusive)