Funeral diner

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Funeral diner
Funeral Diner on June 5, 2005 in the barracks in Münster
Funeral Diner on June 5, 2005 in the barracks in Münster
General information
origin Half Moon Bay , California , United States
Genre (s) Screamo
founding 1998
resolution 2007
Founding members
Daniel Patrick Bajda
Dave Mello
Matt Bajda
Sean O'Shea (until 1999)
Last occupation
Dan Bajda
Ben Steidel (since 2002)
Seth Babb (since 2002)
Dave Mello
Matt Bajda
former members
Rob Prevail (1999-2000)
Phil Benson (1999-2000)
Andy Radin (2000-2002)

Funeral Diner was a 1998 to 2007 screamo band from Half Moon Bay , California .

history

Funeral Diner was created in 1998 after the breakup of the bands Nexus Six (Daniel Patrick Bajda, Dave Mello) and Portraits of Past (Matt Bajda). The fourth member to establish was bassist Sean O'Shea. The band played concerts in the local area and recorded their first songs. Four songs appear on a split EP in January 1999 along with old songs by Nexus Six in an edition of 1,000 units. During the year O'Shea left the band and was replaced by Rob Prevail of Living War Room . In addition, a new singer was found in Phil Benson. The two new band members continued touring locally and released two split EPs. In 2000, Prevail and Benson left the band while again making studio recordings. Interim bassist Andy Radin, who also directed the recordings, became permanent bassist after the recordings were finished.

In early 2001 Funeral Diner returned to the studio, interrupted by a nineteen day tour with the bands Staircase and The Last Forty Seconds through the USA and Canada . In August 2002 the first album was released with Difference of Potential .

In 2002 the singer Seth Babb, who had just split up from his band Walken , joined and Funeral Diner went on a six-week tour through the USA and Canada, before touring Europe for six weeks. On the European tour, Ben Steidel represented bassist Andy Radin, who had left the band after the US tour. In the years that followed, funeral diners also visited Japan.

Funeral Diner have released a large number of split EPs and sampler contributions, most of which came out in very limited numbers. Funeral Diner also changed record labels frequently , making it difficult to compile a complete list of all titles released.

Discography

Splits

  • Nexus Six Split 12 " (January 1999, Old Glory Records)
  • Staircase Split 12 " (August 2001, Ape Must Not Kill Ape)
  • Shivering Split 12 " (November 2001, Into The Hurricane / Unfun / City Boot Records)
  • Zann Split 7 " (October 2002, Vendetta Records)
  • A Sequel of a Story Split (with End on End , Under a Dying Sun , End Zweck , August 2003, Cosmic Note / City Boot Records)
  • The Saddest Landscape Split 7 " (September 2003, Fire Walk With Me Records)
  • Dead City Split 12 " (September 2003, Old Glory Records)
  • Evylock Split CD (June 2004, Falling Leaves Records)
  • Raein Split 7 " (June 2004, Red Cars Go Faster Records)
  • Welcome the Plague Year Split 7 " (July 2004, Electric Human Project)
  • Evylock Split 10 " (March 2005, Somberlain Records)
  • Ampere Split 9 " (July 2007, Electric Human Project / Clean Plate Records)

EPs

  • The Wicked EP (August 2002, Sorry Records)
  • The Wicked EP 10 " ( Re-Release , May 2004, Alone Records)
  • Swept Under CD EP (June 2005, Cosmic Note Records)
  • Doors Open EP CD (March 2007, Sorry Records)

Albums / LPs

  • Difference of Potential LP (August 2002, Ape Must Not Kill Ape)
  • Three Sides Dead (Collection of the Splits with Nexus Six , Staircase and the Shivering , September 2003, Lilac Sky)
  • EuroTour / Funeral Diner… is dead ( CD-R , September 2003, self-distribution)
  • The Underdark (April 2005, Alone Records)

Sampler

  • Inspiration From Forest (September 2003, Falling Leaves)
  • Emo Apocalypse Comp (May 2006, React With Protest Records)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Nexus Six Split on funeraldiner.com ; Accessed December 2, 2007