Peter Bartsocas

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Peter Bartsocas was born in Key West, Florida, but moved to Athens, Greece at a very early age. He moved back to South Florida around the age 11. He is mostly known for his performance in the group Bird of Ill Omen.^[1] He has worked in several projects of noisecore, which was a purpose of making the heaviest possible hardcore available at the time. This can be seen in Dead Men's Theory. During his short time in As Friends Rust he co-wrote "The First Song on the Tape You Make Her", which was released on the split with Discount. He now lives in Brooklyn, New York, and is with a reception band The Drake, which plays at ceremonies and plays guitar and sings for the band GATORS!

Bands

As Friends Rust: Guitar
Bird of Ill Omen: Guitar
Dead Men's Theory: Bass (Live)
GATORS!: under the alias "Goat"
Morning Again: Bass
SpadeWork
Spiral Flag: Drums
The Drake: Guitar

References

↑ Bird of Ill Omen last.fm

External links

Peter Bartsocas on Myspace
GATORS! on Myspace
Spiral Flag on Myspace
The Drake on Myspace
- See individual band pages for more links.

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Studio albums	Won

Extended Plays	The Fists of Time God Hour As Friends Rust The Fists of Time: An Anthology of Short Fiction and Non-Fiction A Young Trophy Band in the Parlance of Our Times

Splits	Split with Discount

Compilations	Eleven Songs

Demos	Doghouse Fan Series

Videos	Live At Camden Underworld

Related Articles	Salem Culture Morning Again Damien Done Bridgeburne R Bird of Ill Omen Red Letter Day

v t e Morning Again

John Wylie Peter Bartsocas Damien Moyal

Studio albums	As Tradition Dies Slowly

Extended Plays	The Cleanest War Hand of Hope My Statement of Life in a Dying World Martyr

Related articles	The band Culture As Friends Rust Eulogy Recordings

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