Every Time I Die will be playing at the Lost Horizon at the corner of Erie Boulevard and Thompson Road in Syracuse, NY on Saturday February 18, 2011 with special guests Terror, Stray From the Path, and Former Thieves. Tickets are only 15 dollars as always. (http://tixx1.artistarena.com/syracuseshows/)
Every Time I Die is an interesting little quartet of rock musicians from Buffalo, NY that formed their roots in 1998 as brothers Keith and Jordan Buckley teamed up with guitarist Andrew Williams, drummer Michael Novak, and bassist John McCarthy. The five released their first full-length album in 2000 entitled "The Burial Plot Bidding War," and they have not looked back since. The revolving door of musicians that is Every Time I Die has now been reduced to the Buckley brothers, along with Andrew Williams and Ryan Leger rounding out the lineup. The band has played with the likes of Killswitch Engage, and could be seen at the 2002 Warped Tour. As the band grinded it out in the metal scene in the late nineties, the new millenium brought them a sound to call their own. (http://www.starpulse.com/Music/Every_Time_I_Die/Biography/)
Since then Every Time I Die has upgraded and graduated to become the metal-core conglomerate they are today. Every Time I Die is always clever with album names like 2007's "New Junk Aesthetic" and 2005's "Gutter Phenomenon." The band's latest, "Ex Lives" which is scheduled for release in March of 2012, will be an epic masterpiece sporting such songs as "Underwater Bimbos From Outer Space." The double-disc is available for preorder on http://www.ex-lives.com/. This release will also be available on limited edition clear vinyl.
(http://everytimeidie.net/news/)
With Terror joining the party at The Lost on February 18, things will get out of hand as the old-school thrash vocals of Scott Vogel fill the air. Fueled by power chords alone, the always energetic five-piece will warm things up for Every Time I Die. Terror is supporting their fourth album "Keepers of the Faith," which describes the band's musical vision to keep hardcore alive. The band formed in Los Angeles in 2004, and climbed to the top of the metal scene. Over the years Terror has boasted talented musicians from former bands such as Hatebreed, Evildead, Buried Alive, and Wings, Beer, and Sports. They are succeeding in bringing back old school thrash metal, and there's nothing wrong with that. See you at the show.
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