


Injected was an Atlantic hard rock band that got pretty popular around 2002 with their single Faithless off their debut album Burn It Black, which all around, was a great record. After extensive touring and the loss of a guitarist the band went to work on their second coming album The Truth About You. 2005, the record was rumored to have almost wrapped recording but there was still no word of when it was coming out or when the band would be touring again. After being on their mailing list this whole time and not receiving any messages from the band there mysteriously one day was an email update. No fancy graphics just a straight paragraph written by Danny Grady the bands lead singer and guitarist. It was an off the cuff rant about how he was listening to the demos of the new songs along with putting up with his neighbors fighting all the time and his plot to bring them over to listen to the songs to end the feuding. He went on to say that the band would be playing a whole bunch of dates coming up but under different names. Basically if you saw a flyer for a show and saw a ridiculous name for a band like say Cowboy Buttfuck it might have been Injected trying out the new songs. Then their official site Injected.com vanished. A message from the band on the Injected fan site said “changes at their (record) label left the band with no support and few options. Under the circumstances the band members decided to go their separate ways.”
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Meet Me At The Vertigo was a reckless experimental post hardcore band from PA. Known probably more for their on and off stage antics, there music still held its own resembling bands like At The Drive-In and Million Dead. The band was working through their second ep when they parted ways. These are the rough to say the least, missing vocals, missing instruments, and lots of single takes. Many of these songs were only played to a audience a couple times if any. Read more »

Cowalker was one of those indie bands that was right on the edge of “making it”. Full of talent and adored by fans but with not quite enough exposure. At one point near the end of their career they suffered the loss of their drummer and bass player leaving only 3 members. Most bands when hit with such a substantial roadblock would usually go on hiatus for awhile till they found new trainable members or even brake up all together. Cowalker evolved and adapted by tailoring their songs so that 3 members could manage a whole live set and still keep the quality and power that Cowalker had become to be known for. The first track is one that they wrote after the downsizing and its amazing. The ascending guitar lines in the chorus are just brilliant. Read more »