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Formed on Long Island, NY, Brand New appeared on the punk-pop scene in 2000. Consisting of drummer Brian Lane,
vocalist/guitarist Jesse Lacey, bassist Garrett Tierney, and guitarist VinAccardi, the band began making a name for itself onthe
local scene with a self-released four-song demo and shows with bands like Midtown andGlassjaw. In 2001, they issuedtheir first
record, YourFavorite Weapon, on Triple Crown, produced by friend MikeSapone. Lacey's clever and cutting lyrics sprinkled the
album, which produced the semi-hit "Jude Law and a Semester Abroad," and more touring with Taking Back ...read more
Formed on Long Island, NY, Brand New appeared on the punk-pop scene in 2000. Consisting of drummer Brian Lane,
vocalist/guitarist Jesse Lacey, bassist Garrett Tierney, and guitarist VinAccardi, the band began making a name for itself onthe
local scene with a self-released four-song demo and shows with bands like Midtown andGlassjaw. In 2001, they issuedtheir first
record, YourFavorite Weapon, on Triple Crown, produced by friend MikeSapone. Lacey's clever and cutting lyrics sprinkled the
album, which produced the semi-hit "Jude Law and a Semester Abroad," and more touring with Taking Back Sunday and Finch
followed. Proving to be more than just another punk-pop band, the group made something of a stylistic leap with Deja Entendu,
a decidedly matured follow-up, recorded with Steve Haigler (Pixies, Blake Babies) and released in summer 2003 to ravereviews
from critics and fans alike. Music videos for "The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows" and "Sic Transit Gloria...Glory Fades"
found constant airplay on MTV, while earning Brand New slots with New Found Glory, Dashboard Confessional, and blink-182. By
fall, as the band's notable underground following continued to grow in strides, they inked a deal with Dreamworks, which later
led to them finding a home on Interscope following the former label's buyout. Touring eventually slowed to a halt as Brand New
holed themselves up to work on their third full-length and major label debut. After an extended quiet spell — little to no
interviews or updates came from the band's camp for quite sometime — Brand New finally emerged in summer 2006 for U.S.
headlining dates, their first nationwide tour in three years. The highly-anticipated The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me
appeared in November 2006. « hide |
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