On The Might Of Princes
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Since their inception in 1998, Long Island, NY band On The Might Of Princes has been creating their own dynamic sound, fusing melody and technical madness, all intertwined through dramatic guitar progressions, fast leads, a tight rhythm section and their notably introspective lyrics. On The Might Of Princes have already made a name for themselves through consistent touring including some festival shows, such as Hellfest and Magicfest. The band disbanded in May of 2004.
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[edit] Band members
- Jason Rosenthal - Guitar, Vocals, Melodica
- Lou Fontana - Guitar, Vocals
- Tom Orza - Bass, Vocals
- Chris Enriquez - Drums, Percussion, Piano
[edit] Former Members
- Nicole Keiper- Drums on The Making of a Conversation & the demo
[edit] Current Projects
As of 2006, the former members of On The Might Of Princes have been involved in these bands/musical projects:
- Tommy Orza now plays bass in Villa Vina.
- Lou Fontana now plays guitar in God's Gift to Women, Small Arms Dealer, who are signed to Deep Elm Records and plays bass in With Every Idle Hour.
- Chris Enriquez played drums for Gracer, a band signed to Revelation Records and featuring former members of fellow LI acts Lux Courageous and Satellite Lost. Chris left the band in July 2006, one month after the release of Gracer's first full length Voices Travel. Since leaving Gracer, Chris has filled in on drums for Criteria on tour and is currently working on a new band with Joel Remland, formerly of Brooklyn's Nakatomi Plaza.
- Jason just started a new band with the guys that were in Scent of Human History, United States, Jan Cux and Sometimes Walking Sometimes Running.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Full albums
- The Making Of A Conversation (RokLok Records, released August, 1999)
- Where You Are And Where You Want To Be (Traffic Violation Records, released March 19, 2002)
- Sirens (Revelation Records, released September 23, 2003)
