The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
Biography
Sprinkling their impassioned brand of alternative rock with touches of screamo, pop-punk, and metal, the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus was originally born in 2003 in Middleburg, Florida. After writing and rehearsing for 18 months with no real intentions of either performing or recording, the bandmembers were urged by several friends to pursue their music seriously. This encouragement led the guys to book themselves several local shows, much to the quick embracement of their hometown scene. As the buzz grew, the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus recorded their first EP and began relentlessly spreading their name around Florida. Despite a rapidly developing fan base, several subsequent label showcases amounted to nothing and various bandmembers either exited or were asked to leave the group.
Undeterred, the band's remaining core -- vocalist Ronnie Winter and guitarist Duke Kitchens -- began to rebuild the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus. Soon completing the quintet were guitarist/vocalist Elias Reidy, bassist Joey Westwood, and drummer Jon Wilkes; childhood friends Reidy and Westwood had also previously played together in a metal band called In Fate's Hands. A few months after the lineup was solidified, the guys inked a deal with Virgin. Entering the studio with David Bendeth (Hawthorne Heights, Breaking Benjamin) in 2005, the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus began crafting their full-length debut. The resulting Don't You Fake It appeared in July 2006, and part of that summer was spent on the Warped Tour; the album was certified gold by the year's end, propelled by the success of the Top 40 single "Face Down." The band also contributed a track to the video game soundtrack for Madden NFL 2007. The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus set to work on a follow-up album in 2007, taking a brief break in early 2008 to launch an acoustic tour of the eastern seaboard. Lonely Road was then released in February 2009, three months after the announcement that guitarist Reidy had exited the band's lineup. ~ Corey Apar, All Music Guide
Selected Discography
moomoo007 needs a new name and a smack cuz this is where its at, they have that punk thing going w/ the screamo every once in a while perfect transitions so suck on those huevos chingaso
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This is what little girls listen to when they get tired of Hanna Montana.
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dollysloboto m y do you just rip on people online as a hobby or are you to scared to do it in person cause youd get your face rocked in
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You guys are the biggest tools around ur right up there with 80s hair bands. i bet u guys blow each other after the show.
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Lonely Road hasn't fully grown on me, but it's a decent album.
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dont you fake it was definitely their best album, lonely road was just irritating. its too poppy to be what trja used to be.
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I only said emo just to piss Bob off.
emo is a load of crap in my opinion. music is music is music. |
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Don't worry, I have a small army and great grammar.
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hahahah bob your funny but yes more emos is just what the world needs!!! ;)
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Another emo band?! Jesus why do we need more emo bands? Doesn't the world have enough of these already?
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i havent heard a single song by this band that i didnt lovve. if you hate them i hate you
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A guy on Youtube named Cobus did a drum cover of Face Down, and I was hooked on these guys after watching that video ... seriously look it up, that dude (and RJA) RULE!
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are you a boy beleaguered with testosterone every day so that ur natural self with a heart has been suppressed to the point of permanent damage?
lol, awwww, at least now u know wut to fix, starting with ur taste in music :) RED JUMPSUIT FOR THE WIN!!! |
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i was introduced to these guys by a very mean exgirlfriend . honestly some of their songs i hate, "your gaurdian angel" and i love others. over all these guys are ok.
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I love this band, they saved me when I was 17 and in highschool. I definitely like Don't You Fake it better than The Lonely Road, but a good amount of their new songs are good because they're fast and upbeat like their old stuff.
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f*rting is a part of life. *shakes head*
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