Overcast (band)
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Overcast | |
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Origin | Boston, Massachusetts, U.S. |
Genre(s) | Metalcore |
Years active | 1991–1998 2006–present |
Label(s) | Inner Rage Records Endless Fight Records Metal Blade Records |
Associated acts | Shadows Fall Killswitch Engage Seemless |
Website | Overcast |
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Brian Fair Mike D'Antonio Pete Cortese Scott McCooe Jay Fitzgerald |
Overcast is a metalcore band from Boston, Massachusetts, who some credit as being the pioneers of the metalcore scene. They were together from August 1991 until November 1998, when they disbanded after a less than successful US tour. Members include Brian Fair, now lead vocalist for Shadows Fall; Mike D'Antonio, bassist and founding member of Killswitch Engage; and Pete Cortese, of Seemless; Scott McCooe; and Jay Fitzgerald.
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[edit] Reformation
In 2006, the following was posted on their MySpace page and website regarding their reformation:
"...Overcast will be re-recording 10-14 classic tracks and 2 unreleased songs for a full length album entitled "Reborn To Kill Again", in May 2006. Adam Dutkiewicz has signed on as producer of this endeavor and we could not be happier. As far as a label - talks are still currently in negotiation (more as it comes). "
[edit] Discography
- Bleed Into One 7" (1992, Exchange Records)
- Expectational Dilution (1994, Endless Fight Records)
- Reissued on Edison Recordings without bonus track, and includes remastered Bleed Into One 7"
- Stirring The Killer 7" (1995, Inner Rage Records)
- Overcast/Arise split 7" (1996, Moo Cow Records 015)
- Begging For Indifference 7" EP/CD (1996, Edison Recordings)
- CD version contains the Stirring The Killer 7"
- Fight Ambition To Kill (1997, Edison Recordings)
[edit] Compilation appearances
- East Coast Assault (1992, Too Damn Hype Records)
- includes the song "Pure Agony"
- In These Black Days Vol.4 Black Sabbath tribute album (1998, Hydra Head Records)
- includes the song "National Acrobat"
- Over the Edge vol 1 (Endless Fight Records)
- includes the song "as a whole"
- Metal Massacre XII (1995, Metal Blade Records)
- includes the song "Twodegreesbelow"