Fear Zero

Fear Zero
Origin Vancouver, British Columbia
Website http://www.fearzero.com/

Fear Zero is a band from Vancouver which plays mainly rock and country music. Ed Sadler is the band's lead Vocalist, lead Guitarist, and songwriter.[1] Most of the recorded music is also performed by Sadler; additional musicians are included for live performances and occasionally in recording sessions as well.

History

Fear Zero independently released a self-titled first album in early 2004. The album received Canada-wide airplay; the single "Sunday Morning" was a top 40 hit,[2] and the album contained one other top 50 charting single, "Satellite". The band toured BC and Alberta, and set out on a cross-Canada tour in late 2004.

In mid-2005, Fear Zero released their second indie album titled Concentrated. A single from that album, "Porno Nation", placed in the top ten of the annual CFOX Seeds competition in Vancouver. Later, the single "Day Of Our Last Night" would also chart in the top 50 at AOR radio in Canada.

After signing a recording deal with several investors, in mid-2007, "In Lights," Fear Zero's third album was released through Fontana North/Universal.[3][4] A video for the first single "Breathe Again" received airplay on Muchmusic and Muchloud from May 2007 to July 2007. The band played a 35-show cross-Canada tour, traveling from Vancouver to Halifax and back.[5]

A new CD was released in 2010 called "Whole Damn Nation."[6][7]

References

  1. ↑ "They're Fear Zero - the best band you've not heard of". Lethbridge Herald. via Newspaper Archives March 22, 2007 - Page 17
  2. ↑ "Fear Zero Fear Zero". Alternative Addiction.
  3. ↑ "Fearless band lights it up". Kamloops This Week, March 14, 2007
  4. ↑ "Fear Zero - In Lights". Georgia Straight, by Lucas Aykroyd on January 30th, 2008
  5. ↑ "Fear Zero fears nothing and sets out to seize the day". Vue Weekly, March 28, 2007
  6. ↑ "Not Afraid To Revive The Guitar Solo, Channel Reggae & Country, Or Use Indie Label Tactics To Push The Big, Pop Rock Sound Of Fear Zero". Top40Charts, 06/01/2009
  7. ↑ "Fear Zero at Generator". Prince George Free Press, 12 Aug 2010

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