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Project 86
Project 86 is an intense foursome Christian rock band from Southern California. Members are vocalist Andrew Schwab, pianist, guitarist, and vocalist Randy Torres, drummer Alex Albert, and bassist and guitarist Steven Dail. With powerful guitar riffs and hammering drums, this group's hardcore sound is comparable to that of Tool, Korn, Helmet, Rage Against the Machine, and Limp Bizkit. Schwab, Torres, Albert, and Dail spent a lot of time on their home ground in Orange Country polishing their sound and performances before taking to the road nationwide. They have appeared with groups like Liquid Gang, Five Iron Frenzy, Ultraspank, Supertones, and the celebrated group P.O.D., playing packed shows and festivals.
In 1998, Project 86 released its self-titled debut album for BEC Recordings. The album sold well, quickly raising the group to one of the top sellers for BEC. Exceptional singles from the album landed on the CMJ, Hits Magazine, Box Video, and Album Network charts. Some tracks were used on popular shows like Road Rules and The Real World, both on MTV. A few of the heavy tunes from the album are "Spill Me," "Six Sirens," "Bleed Season," and "When Darkness Reigns."
Project 86 went back into the studio and came out in 2000 with their sophomore album, Drawing Black Lines, recorded under the Atlantic Records label. Well-known producer GGGarth and prominent engineer Bryan Carlstrom have both worked with the adept group. The guys followed up for Atlantic in 2003 with Truthless Heroes before jumping to Tooth & Nail for 2004's Songs to Burn Your Bridges By. The band's fifth album, And the Rest Will Follow, appeared in the fall of 2005. ~ Charlotte Dillon, Rovi
In 1998, Project 86 released its self-titled debut album for BEC Recordings. The album sold well, quickly raising the group to one of the top sellers for BEC. Exceptional singles from the album landed on the CMJ, Hits Magazine, Box Video, and Album Network charts. Some tracks were used on popular shows like Road Rules and The Real World, both on MTV. A few of the heavy tunes from the album are "Spill Me," "Six Sirens," "Bleed Season," and "When Darkness Reigns."
Project 86 went back into the studio and came out in 2000 with their sophomore album, Drawing Black Lines, recorded under the Atlantic Records label. Well-known producer GGGarth and prominent engineer Bryan Carlstrom have both worked with the adept group. The guys followed up for Atlantic in 2003 with Truthless Heroes before jumping to Tooth & Nail for 2004's Songs to Burn Your Bridges By. The band's fifth album, And the Rest Will Follow, appeared in the fall of 2005. ~ Charlotte Dillon, Rovi
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Dude, did you really compare the Nazi political party to a religion? If you have your disagreement s with sects of Christianity , whatever, but to flat out hate on an entire group that's ultimate goal is peace and harmony, maybe you should be filtered. I'm not even religious and you're offensive. By the way, since Islam, Judeism, and Christianity all pray to the same God, you might want to stop listening to Serj Tankien as well. Cross off Deftones, Korn, Soulfly/Sepu l t u r a , etc. etc. Most
With that much irrational seething hatred, you must be a real joy to be around. People like you remind me of just how amazing the Love of Christ really is; that He would come to die just so that a world of people like us could have the opportunity to spit in His face yet again. Believe what you want. I take great joy in the promise that in the end, "Every knee will bow and every tongue will confess that Jesus is Lord", but that joy is tempered by pity for people like you on that day.
I really wish this offensive s**t would stop popping up on my stations. They'd block Nazi music, they should have the option to block Christian music. They're equally as offensive.
BTW - These guys rock - and, yes their videos are sick!
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yah, that songs awesome (its subject to change btw)
I believe this was actually one of the first bands I called myself a fan of. They're one of the few bands I actually buy CD's from. Best CD is Songs to "Burn Your Bridges By"... SICK stuff. What the review above left out was that they couldn't stand being under Atlantic Records... that's why you hear so many angst in the lyrics in "STBYBB". Plus the song "Goldengate Disaster" just gives it away. :)