Burnt by the Sun (band)
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Burnt by the Sun | |
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Origin | Keansburg, New Jersey, USA |
Genre(s) | Metalcore |
Years active | 1999–present |
Label(s) | Ferret Relapse |
Associated acts | Human Remains Discordance Axis Municipal Waste Birds of Prey |
Website | www.burntbythesun.com |
Members | |
Mike Olender - vocals John Adubato - guitar Nick Hale - guitar Ted Patterson - bass guitar Dave Witte - drums |
Burnt by the Sun is a grindcore influenced metalcore band from Keansburg, New Jersey, USA. It was formed in November 1999 by ex-Human Remains drummer Dave Witte and guitarist John Adubato. Vocalist Michael Olender and bassist Ted Patterson joined soon after. A split EP with The Luddite Clone on Ferret Records brought them to the attention of metal-specialized Relapse Records. Impressed by the band's inventive, often humorous take on the metalcore genre, Relapse quickly signed the band, releasing a self titled EP. Their full-length debut, Soundtrack to the Personal Revolution (featuring second guitarist Chris Rascio), was released in early 2002, followed by The Perfect Is The Enemy Of The Good in 2003.
Witte and Olender opted to part ways with the group in 2004, leading to a lengthy search for suitable replacements. But, in 2006, both returned to a revamped group (now featuring Nick Hale, formerly of Premonitions of War, on 2nd guitar) to record a new full length for release in late 2006-early 2007. In mid 2007 Burnt By The Sun made the song "Goliath" available for listening on their MySpace page. A brand new release is being expected.
[edit] Current Lineup
- Mike Olender- vocals
- John Adubato - guitar
- Nick Hale - guitar
- Ted Patterson - bass guitar
- Dave Witte - drums
[edit] Discography
- Burnt by the Sun/Luddite Clone (2000, Ferret Records)
- Burnt by the Sun EP (2002, Relapse Records)
- Soundtrack to the Personal Revolution (2002, Relapse Records)
- The Perfect Is the Enemy of the Good (2003, Relapse Records)
[edit] External links
- Official website
- Myspace page
- Interview with Mike Olender October 2006