As Friends Rust
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| As Friends Rust | |
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| Origin | Gainesville, Florida, United States |
| Genre(s) | Hardcore Punk |
| Years active | 1996-2002 |
| Label(s) | Defiance, Doghouse, Equal Vision, Good Life Recordings, Punkervision |
| Former members | |
| Damien Moyal Joseph Simmons: Floyd Beckham Thomas Rankine Zach Swain Henry Olmino Peter Bartsocas Gordon Tarpley James Glayat Jeronimo Gomez Kaleb Stewart Gui Amador Mathew Crum Timothy Kirkpatrick "Little" Alex |
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As Friends Rust is a hardcore band from Gainesville, Florida. Though they only had few releases, they were very popular and gained much respect in the underground scene, and grew to tour worldwide.
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[edit] History
In early 1996 Jeronimo, Henry, and Matt were jamming under the name Wayside. Soon after Damien was recruited from Bird of Ill Omen to step in on vocals. After recording six songs with James Paul Wisner, and making a three track demo, the band soon disbanded, and was not picked up until 1998 when Damien revived it with new members, mostly from the breaking up band Culture. The new line-up recorded a single new song, and used four from the demo, to come out with the debut The Fists of Time on Good Life Recordings. A year later, with a slightly different line-up, the Split with Discount came out, and they quickly went on tour.
Another major line-up change and the new EPs God Hour and As Friends Rust were released on Good Life Recordings Doghouse Records, which they had just signed to. Each label now had rights to the bands recordings, which led to Doghouse to re-releasing the bands debut album The Fists of Time in 2000, now adding two songs and a new packaging. The band went on to tour for three years with the same tracks, continuing to grow, and gain respect on the underground scene.
Having lost three members, the band was not sure whether to continue. After a short break, the new members set out to write an albums worth of material. The result: Won, in the fall of 2001. The album was well received and showcased a more mature songcraft. Another big tour, and a notable show in London at the Camden Underworld was recorded to later come out on DVD, along with long time touring partners, Strike Anywhere. A compilation album titled Eleven Songs was released that same year through Golf Records, a British label, and contained most songs from the Good Life period.
The band went back in the studio to record A Young Trophy Band In The Parlance of Our Times for long time friends at Equal Vision Records. Damien quit the band before the release of the EP, leaving the rest of the members searching for his replacement. With the addition of Adam D'Zurilla on vocals, the band changed their name to Salem and released a single EP on Fiddler Recods.
In August 2008, As Friends Rust will be doing a short come back tour. However this will only contain one US show, and six Europe shows.
[edit] Members
[edit] Final Line Up
Damien Moyal: Vocals (1996-2002)
Joseph Simmons: Guitar (1998-2002)
Floyd Beckham: Guitar (2000-2002)
Thomas Rankine: Bass (2000-2002)
Zach Swain: Drums (2000-2002)
[edit] Past members
Henry Olmino: Guitar (1996-1997)
Gordon Tarpley: Guitar (1998)
Peter Bartsocas: Guitar (1998)
James Glayat: Guitar (1998-2000)
Jeronimo Gomez: Bass (1996-1997)
Kaleb Stewart: Bass (1998-2000)
Gui Amador: Bass (2000)
Mathew Crum: Drums (1996-1997)
Timothy Kirkpatrick: Drums (1998-2000)
"Little" Alex: Drums (2000)
[edit] Discography
[edit] Releases
- Demo (1996)
- The Fists of Time (1998)
- Split (1999)
- God Hour (1999)
- As Friends Rust (1999)
- The Fists of Time (2000)
- Eleven Songs (2001)
- Doghouse Fan Series (2001)
- Won (2001)
- A Young Trophy Band in the Parlance of Our Times (2002)
- Live At Camden Underworld (2001) (2002)
[edit] Compilation Appearances
- Coffee Black (3:18) - Appeared on Budget Sampler (1999)
- Half Friend Town (2:19) - Appeared on Doghouse Sixty (1999)
- Half Friend Town (2:19) - Appeared on Good Life Vol. 4 (2000)
- Half Friend Town (2:19) - Appeared on Another Round of Golf Vol. 3 (2001)
- Home is Where the Heart Aches (2:28) - Appeared on Initial Records Extreme Sampler (1998)
- We on Some Next Level Shit (3:34) - Appeared on All Areas Volume 22 (2001)
- Won't be the First Time (3:01) - Appeared on Doghouse Promo Record Sampler (2001)
[edit] External links
- As Friends Rust on Myspace
- As Friends Rust Fan Myspace
- As Friends Rust on Defiance Records
- As Friends Rust on Doghouse Records
- As Friends Rust on Equal Vision Records
- As Friends Rust on Good Life Recordings
- As Friends Rust interview on Smother
- As Friends Rust interview on Through The Eyes
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