Days in December

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Origin	London, England
Years active	2003 – Present
Genres	Post-Hardcore
Labels	Deck Cheese Records
Members	Daniel Leigh Robb Wybrow Rob Turnbridge Phil Kinman Frankie Torpey
Website(s)	www.daysindecember.com

Days in December are a London-based Indie Rock band who play a variety of hard rock/metal, featured in their debut EP Countless Hours Making Waves.

1 Band members
2 Band biography
3 Progression
4 Discography
5 See also
6 External links

[edit] Band members

Daniel Leigh - Vocals
Robb Wybrow - Guitar
Rob Turnbridge - Bass
Phil Kinman - Guitar
Frankie Torpey - Drums

[edit] Band biography

Formed in December 2003, hence the name, in North West London, England. After a few different member changes the band settled on its current line up formed from members of Sound Sculpture (Daniel Leigh and Frankie Torpey) and RX (Robb Wybrow, Rob Turnbridge and Phil Kinman). Days in December are the product of a varied pool of influences, specializing in soaring vocal lines and heavy but melodic guitar work. Their tuneful nature and touches of the dark side have attracted fans from many different rock persuasions.

[edit] Progression

Days in December have racked up tours alongside Funeral for a Friend (whose drummer Ryan Richards is such a fan that he lent his tonsils to the track Last Chance Before The Storm), Bullet for , Beloved, Dead Poetic, Armor for Sleep, as well as notching up stage time on the 2005 Taste Of Chaos UK leg, Full Ponty 2006 and the National Adventure Sports Show.

They landed Kerrang Single of the Week along with praise from all directions, as well as receiving a special guest spot interview on Iron Maidens' Bruce Dickinson radio show.

The next instalment in Days in December's legacy arrives with the release of all new mini album Deleted Scenes, out 11th September 2006 via Deck Cheese Records.

The band are currently writing and recording a full album for release in 2007.