The Jealous Sound
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Press release image by Heidi Brill. |
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Origin | Los Angeles, California |
Country | United States |
Years active | 2000-present |
Genres | Indie rock Emo Post-grunge |
Members | Blair Shehan Pedro Benito John McGinnis Adam Wade |
Past members | Michel Bravine, Tony Palermo |
Website(s) | http://www.jealoussound.com/ |
The Jealous Sound is a Los Angeles indie rock/emo band composed of vocalist and guitarist Blair Shehan (formerly of Knapsack), guitarist Pedro Benito, bassist John McGinnis, and drummer Adam Wade. Their first album The Jealous Sound EP was released in 2000. In 2003 they shopped around their demos for a follow-up to their 2000 release The Jealous Sound EP and were set to release an album on Mojo Records. Soon after their signing, Mojo parted ways with Universal leaving them without a distribution deal. Shuffled over to Mojo/Jive and with little interest in the band they decided to leave the label and return to Better Looking Records to record Kill Them With Kindness with producer Tim O'Heir. In 2005 they announced via their website that they had signed to The Militia Group for their follow-up to 2003's Kill Them With Kindness which is to be produced again by Tim O'Heir. The official band website has not been updated since 2005, and rumor has spread that lead singer Blair Shehan has decided to quit the band. Variations on the rumor say that he has given up performing music. However, on June 1, 2006, the band posted a blog on their MySpace, commenting that work on their upcoming LP for The Militia Group is progressing.
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[edit] Members
- Blair Shehan - Lead Vocals/Guitar
- Pedro Benito - Guitar
- John McGinnis - Bass/Backing Vocals
- Adam Wade - Drums
[edit] Discography
- The Jealous Sound EP (2000, Better Looking Records)
- Kill Them With Kindness (2003, Better Looking Records)
[edit] Videography
- The Fold Out from Kill Them With Kindness (2003)
[edit] Trivia
- Kill Them With Kindness was chosen by Spin Magazine as one of the Top 40 albums of 2003