Release Date
11/22/2005Catalog #
F079Don`t Get Lost In A Movement
01. Cost Of Comfort
02. Descent, Rebellion, and All Arou...
03. Live and Die By The Shotgun Rules
04. Revenge Is Profitable, Gratitude...
05. We Love To Know We're Not Alone
06. Plug In The Eliminator
07. We Are All Accomplices
08. HEY!.... You Guys Wanna See A De...
09. Go To Heaven For The Climate, He...
10. The Thoughtless Act Of A Single Day
11. No Fate...
12. A Question Of Perspective
13. Life In Motion
Friday, June 22nd, 2007
The Fully Down find a new singer
The Fully Down has named Justin Camarena as their new singer. Justin comes from Detroit, MI and will be on the band's future recordings.
The Fully Down has named Justin Camarena as their new singer. Justin comes from Detroit, MI and will be on the band's future recordings.
See: Fully Down, The
Tuesday, January 30th, 2007
Check out The Fully Down on PunkRockVids
Our friends over at Punkrockvids.com have put up The Fully Down's video for "Descent, Rebellion and All Around Hell Raising" on the front page of their website. Head over there now to check it out!
Our friends over at Punkrockvids.com have put up The Fully Down's video for "Descent, Rebellion and All Around Hell Raising" on the front page of their website. Head over there now to check it out!
See: Fully Down, The
Monday, November 13th, 2006
The Fully Down update!
The Fully Down currently has 22 new songs and is going to begin demoing this week before they head to Japan to play some shows with Bigwig. For their Japanese shows, check the tour dates.
The Fully Down currently has 22 new songs and is going to begin demoing this week before they head to Japan to play some shows with Bigwig. For their Japanese shows, check the tour dates.
See: Fully Down, The
Wednesday, October 25th, 2006
Download Free Live The Fully Down Tracks!
Nike is letting you download 2 live The Fully Down tracks from the Radio Rebellion Tour (they're from the Detroit show) on Nike's website. Be sure to check out the rest of Nike's Radio Rebellion feature!
Nike is letting you download 2 live The Fully Down tracks from the Radio Rebellion Tour (they're from the Detroit show) on Nike's website. Be sure to check out the rest of Nike's Radio Rebellion feature!
See: Fully Down, The
Monday, October 16th, 2006
The Fully Down featured on Purevolume
The Fully Down is currently a featured artist on the front page of Purevolume. Head over to http://www.purevolume.com to check it out!
The Fully Down is currently a featured artist on the front page of Purevolume. Head over to http://www.purevolume.com to check it out!
See: Fully Down, The
Fully Down, The
George: guitar
Alex: bass
Dicky: drums
Kris: guitar
Dan: guitar
Gab: vocals
Website
http://www.thefullydown.com/
George: guitar
Alex: bass
Dicky: drums
Kris: guitar
Dan: guitar
Gab: vocals
Website
http://www.thefullydown.com/
It started with a driving need to play music.
Six guys raised in the suburbs of Ottawa, Ontario shared that overwhelming need to play music, and to create music -- music that filled in the glaring holes they saw in the music scene. It was this need that brought them together, first as friends and then as The Fully Down. The band gave their need form, harnessed it, put it in motion, and soon The Fully Down exploded into live venues with an intensely energetic show that exploited the band's three-guitar attack to shock even complacent crowds into full alert status. And as the crowds reacted, and grew, and as they began to hear the kids sing their lyrics back to them, They realized they could do it. They could play the music they wanted to write with out compromise and kids would still move.
The boys in the Fully Down give full homage to their sources of inspiration. They were influenced by 80s metal bands like Iron Maiden, and fed on roots from Strung Out, Thrice and The Police. But from the start they pushed themselves to reach beyond, to become more than just a "three-guitar gimmick". That motivation allowed them to graduate from a pop-punk band with harmonized guitars to a rock band that uses a more technical and musically well-rounded approach to the modern pock rock outfit. Fronted by the harmonized leads inspired by metals greats, backed by a rhythm section that believes more in grooves than chugs, laced with melodies that remind you more of Tony Sly than the Cookie Monster, The Fully Down channels all styles to create THEIR style and to deny anyone the right to tie them down to just one scene.
The band's first release "No Fate,But What We Make For Ourselves", came out in June 2004 on local indie label Pop Culture Records. Recorded by Dean Hadji at Addictive Sound Studios "No Fate" received positive reviews that credited the band with a fresh approach to punk rock. But a few reviewers seemed just not able to get it, and complained that the band showed too much influence from too many different styles. The boys reflected on this and didn't give a fuck what the critics thought, good or bad. "No Fate" sold an impressive amount of albums for an indie band whose only distro was through touring city to city. For TFD it was less about selling the record, but more about showing kids what a rock show is really about.
And so, in search of New Ears, the guys embarked on their first tour. It took three weeks in a Van Destined For Destruction, countless bottles of motor oil, and sleepless nights as they traveled from city to city, before the boys reflected on the pros and cons of touring. Touring is a tough business, they came to see, and one that would take a toll on their relationships at home, their bank accounts, and their livers. Regardless of the strain it was taking on their lives back home they realized it was touring that would feed their passion for music. Thanks to the help of the 2004 Vans Warped Tour they had found New Ears for ...click for more
Six guys raised in the suburbs of Ottawa, Ontario shared that overwhelming need to play music, and to create music -- music that filled in the glaring holes they saw in the music scene. It was this need that brought them together, first as friends and then as The Fully Down. The band gave their need form, harnessed it, put it in motion, and soon The Fully Down exploded into live venues with an intensely energetic show that exploited the band's three-guitar attack to shock even complacent crowds into full alert status. And as the crowds reacted, and grew, and as they began to hear the kids sing their lyrics back to them, They realized they could do it. They could play the music they wanted to write with out compromise and kids would still move.
The boys in the Fully Down give full homage to their sources of inspiration. They were influenced by 80s metal bands like Iron Maiden, and fed on roots from Strung Out, Thrice and The Police. But from the start they pushed themselves to reach beyond, to become more than just a "three-guitar gimmick". That motivation allowed them to graduate from a pop-punk band with harmonized guitars to a rock band that uses a more technical and musically well-rounded approach to the modern pock rock outfit. Fronted by the harmonized leads inspired by metals greats, backed by a rhythm section that believes more in grooves than chugs, laced with melodies that remind you more of Tony Sly than the Cookie Monster, The Fully Down channels all styles to create THEIR style and to deny anyone the right to tie them down to just one scene.
The band's first release "No Fate,But What We Make For Ourselves", came out in June 2004 on local indie label Pop Culture Records. Recorded by Dean Hadji at Addictive Sound Studios "No Fate" received positive reviews that credited the band with a fresh approach to punk rock. But a few reviewers seemed just not able to get it, and complained that the band showed too much influence from too many different styles. The boys reflected on this and didn't give a fuck what the critics thought, good or bad. "No Fate" sold an impressive amount of albums for an indie band whose only distro was through touring city to city. For TFD it was less about selling the record, but more about showing kids what a rock show is really about.
And so, in search of New Ears, the guys embarked on their first tour. It took three weeks in a Van Destined For Destruction, countless bottles of motor oil, and sleepless nights as they traveled from city to city, before the boys reflected on the pros and cons of touring. Touring is a tough business, they came to see, and one that would take a toll on their relationships at home, their bank accounts, and their livers. Regardless of the strain it was taking on their lives back home they realized it was touring that would feed their passion for music. Thanks to the help of the 2004 Vans Warped Tour they had found New Ears for ...click for more
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