Shelter (band)

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Shelter
Origin New York, New York, U.S.
Genres Pop punk, New York hardcore
Years active 1991–2001
2002–present
Labels Equal Vision (1991),
Revelation (1992–1994),
Equal Vision (1995),
Roadrunner (1995–1997),
Krishna Core (1998–1999),
Victory (2000),
Supersoul (2001–2002),
Good Life Recordings (2006 – present)
Associated acts 108,
76% Uncertain,
Battery,
Better Than a Thousand,
Beyond,
Bold,
Burn,
C.I.A.,
Damnation A.D.,
Face the Enemy,
Far Cry,
Fort Knox,
H2O,
Handsome,
Inside Out,
Instruction,
Judge,
Last of the Famous,
Never Surrender,
Project X,
Quicksand
Ray & Porcell,
Reflex From Pain,
Superfallingstars,
Soulfly,
Violent Children,
When Tigers Fight,
The Logan,
Worlds Collide ,
Youth of Today
Website Official MySpace
Past members Ray Cappo,
Graham Land,
Dave Ware,
Todd Knapp,
Tom Capone,
William Knapp,
Chris Interrante,
Eric Dailey,
Vic DiCara,
John Porcelly,
Dave DiCenso,
Adam Blake,
Franklin Rhi,
Mackie Jayson,
Roy Mayorga,
Trey Files,
Daniel Johansson,
Kim Shopav,
Ken Olden,
Conor Adam Logan,
Tyler Lawrence,
Matt Malouin,
Bryan K. Christner,
Sammy Dirksz,
Perry Poldervaart,
Cesco Willemse,
Edwin Verhiest,
Marc Hoogenboom,
Antonio Valladares,
Mike White

Shelter is a Hare Krishna Melodic hardcore/Pop punk band formed by Ray Cappo.[1]

Brief recent history

In 2001, the band released the album The Purpose, The Passion. In 2002, with a new drummer and a new guitarist, the band toured Europe and the eastern United States again in support of The Purpose, The Passion before going on extended hiatus.[2]

In 2005, Ray Cappo recorded a new 11-track album entitled Eternal with 10 new songs and a re-make of "In Defense Of Reality." Eternal was released in May 2006 by Good Life Recordings. Ray also did a European tour with a few members of Dutch hardcore bands functioning as the band.[3]

Shelter played 2 "Reunion" shows in 2011: Göteborg, Sweden on June 16 and Reading, PA on Sunday, June 26.

The lineup for the Reunion shows were:

  • Vox – Ray Cappo
  • Guitar – Porcell
  • Guitar – Daniel Larsson
  • Bass – Tim Brooks
  • Drums – Vinny Panza

Members

Original lineup

Later members

  • Graham Land (a.k.a. Gayatri dasa)
  • Chris Interrante (a.k.a. Krsna-Caitanya dasa)
  • Eric Dailey (a.k.a. Ekendra dasa)
  • Vic DiCara (a.k.a. Vraja Kishor dasa)
  • John Porcelly (a.k.a. Paramananda dasa)
  • Alex Garcia-Rivera
  • Dave DiCenso
  • Adam Blake
  • Franklin Rhi
  • Sri Keshava (Baby Gopal)
  • Trey Files
  • Daniel Johansson (Versant)
  • Ken Olden
  • Drura Parrish
  • Conor Adam Logan
  • Tyler Lawrence
  • Norm Arenas
  • Matt Malouin
  • Bryan K. Christner
  • Aaron Rossi
  • Sammy Dirksz (a.k.a. Sankirtanaika-pitarau dasa)
  • Perry Poldervaart
  • Cesco Willemse
  • Philip J. Kaplan
  • Edwin Verhiest
  • Marc Hoogenboom
  • Jason Grotrian (Eye for an Eye)
  • Mackie Jayson
  • Antonio Valladares
  • Mike White (Negative Male Child)

Discography

  • No Compromise 7" (Equal Vision, 1990)
  • Perfection Of Desire (Revelation, 1990)
  • In Defense Of Reality 7" (Equal Vision, 1991)
  • Quest For Certainty (Equal Vision/De Milo Records, 1992)
  • Attaining The Supreme (Equal Vision, 1993, EVR7)
  • Shelter Bhajan (Cassette) (Equal Vision, 1993)
  • Standard Temple (Cassette) (Equal Vision)
  • Mantra (Roadrunner, 1995)
  • Here We Go" (12"/CD single) (Roadrunner, 1995)
  • Message Of The Bhagavat 7" (Supersoul, 1995)
  • Whole Wide World (CD single) (Roadrunner, 1997)
  • Beyond Planet Earth (Roadrunner, 1997)
  • Quest For Certainty (CD Re-issue) (Revelation, 1998)
  • Chanting & Meditations (Krishna Core, 1998)
  • When 20 Summers Pass (Victory, 2000)
  • The Purpose, The Passion (Supersoul, 2001)
  • Eternal (Good Life Recordings, 2006)

Related bands

  • 108 – Vic DiCara, Franklin Rhi
  • Bad Brains – Mackie Jayson
  • 76% Uncertain – Dave Ware, Todd Knapp, William Knapp
  • Battery – Ken Olden, Graham Land
  • Better Than a Thousand – Ray Cappo, Ken Olden, Graham Land
  • Beyond – Tom Capone, Vic DiCara
  • Bold – Tom Capone
  • Burn – Vic DiCara
  • C.I.A. – William Knapp
  • Cro-Mags – Mackie Jayson
  • Crown of Thornz- Franklin Rhi
  • Count Us Out- Jacob Robinson
  • Damnation A.D. – Ken Olden
  • Face the Enemy – Ken Olden, Graham Land
  • Far Cry – Ken Olden
  • Fort Knox – Ken Olden
  • Guardrail – Conor Adam Logan
  • H2O – Adam Blake
  • Handsome – Tom Capone
  • Hazen St.- Mackie Jayson
  • The Icemen- Mackie Jayson
  • Inside Out – Vic DiCara
  • Instruction – Tom Capone
  • Issue One – Conor Adam Logan
  • Judge – John Porcelly
  • Last of the Famous – John Porcelly, Daniel Johansson
  • Magic Pig – Conor Adam Logan
  • Nausea – Roy Mayorga
  • Never Surrender – John Porcelly
  • Project X – John Porcelly
  • Quicksand – Tom Capone
  • Ray & Porcell – Ray Cappo, John Porcelly
  • Reflex From Pain – Ray Cappo, Dave Ware, Todd Knapp, William Knapp
  • Shallow – Conor Adam Logan
  • Shiny Toy Guns – Daniel Johansson
  • Shyster Shyster & Flywheel – Todd Knapp, William Knapp
  • Soulfly – Roy Mayorga
  • Stone Sour- Roy Mayorga
  • Strife – Franklin Rhi
  • Superfallingstars – William Knapp
  • Versant – Daniel Johansson
  • Violent Children – Ray Cappo
  • When Tigers Fight – Ken Olden
  • The Logan – Conor Adam Logan
  • Days in Between – Conor Adam Logan
  • Ten Times a Day – Conor Adam Logan
  • Texas Is The Reason - Norm Arenas
  • Victory Within – Conor Adam Logan
  • Worlds Collide – Ken Olden, Graham Land
  • Youth of Today – Ray Cappo, John Porcelly

External links

References

  1. ↑ "Shelter Music News & Info". Billboard.com. 2005-09-08. Retrieved 2011-04-21. 
  2. ↑ Harris, Chris (2005-12-22). "Metal File: Machine Head, Shelter, Darkthrone & More In This Week's Hard News – Music, Celebrity, Artist News". MTV. Retrieved 2011-04-21. 
  3. ↑
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