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emergency exit (us)
NEWS
Sept 23
Our 300 dollar donation to the Greater Boston Food Bank is in the Lexington Minute man today as the Photo of the day. The Picture has almost all the band members and an article under it about the donation.
Sept 22
Anubis and us have decided to have a battle between the two bands sometime during the winter. The concert has not yet been named, but it looks like it will be held at LHS. There has been a lot of bands that have asked to open for this concert, but we can only choose one. If you are interested in opening for the concert just send me an E-Mail including your bands name, the best way to contact you and any sample music (mp3s only).
Our 300 dollar donation to the Greater Boston Food Bank is in the Lexington Minute man today as the Photo of the day. The Picture has almost all the band members and an article under it about the donation.
Sept 22
Anubis and us have decided to have a battle between the two bands sometime during the winter. The concert has not yet been named, but it looks like it will be held at LHS. There has been a lot of bands that have asked to open for this concert, but we can only choose one. If you are interested in opening for the concert just send me an E-Mail including your bands name, the best way to contact you and any sample music (mp3s only).
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Bloody Goodbye Letter
We are a new metal band who lives in Lexington MA. We started as a band in the begining of our 6th grade year and have been playing since. We aren't yet signed, but hope to be soon. We get insperation for our music from bands like Tool, Korn, Godsmack, and Limp Bizkit.
Why this name?
Our friend originally came up with the band name Emergency Exit, and we decided to use it.
Do you play live?
We play live mainly at private gigs, and we are starting this year to play clubs.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
downloading mp3s off the internet it a crime that is disrespectfull to the bands. Although good bands love playing, they do have to make a living, and stealing their music is like spitting at their feet.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
We are not affraid of people stealing our music, so we would sign a deal with a major label.
Band History:
Late in the year 2000, guitarist Joe Bitton and drummer Ben Roberts, Had the idea at the end of their 5th grade year to start a rock band. Although they didn't know how to do this, they had the ambition of an adult. Late in the year of 2001, Joe got his first guitar, and cherished it for months later. The first time he played it, he strummed every string and created a disastrous sound. Ben and Joe soon realized that even with Joe's ability to play the James Bond theme, there was something missing. Early 2002 singer Raffi Sweet joined the band and Bassist Andy Hughes joined as a band manager. Andy manly sat in the corner and said stuff like, "awesome" or laughed. After the band bombed their first gig at a party, they realized that their was still something missing from them. To solve this, Andy became a bassist.
One year later the band got their first good gig, which was a party in the back of Joe's house with a crowd of maybe 40 people. Although they later would be playing for crowds of 500 people, they still look back at this as their best gig.
Soon after, Emergency Exit went to Working Man Studios to put together a few tracks for a demo. They then gave the demo away in school, and people loved it. But as time went on they realized how amateur it was.
A few months later, the band known as Blackstone, organized a concert called Stone-Fest. The concert was a great night with about a 100 person crowd. The band played for 4 hours and put on an amazing show.
Within the years later various gigs were taken and turned down until 2004.
One year later the band got their first good gig, which was a party in the back of Joe's house with a crowd of maybe 40 people. Although they later would be playing for crowds of 500 people, they still look back at this as their best gig.
Soon after, Emergency Exit went to Working Man Studios to put together a few tracks for a demo. They then gave the demo away in school, and people loved it. But as time went on they realized how amateur it was.
A few months later, the band known as Blackstone, organized a concert called Stone-Fest. The concert was a great night with about a 100 person crowd. The band played for 4 hours and put on an amazing show.
Within the years later various gigs were taken and turned down until 2004.
Your influences?
We greatly respect and listen to the music of Korn, Early Metallica, Early Godsmack, Limp Bizkit (except Chocolate Starfish Hot Dog Flavored Water), Tool, and many other bands.
Favorite spot?
Our favorite city is Boston MA
Anything else...?
We love Jessi, Kat, and Taco Bell