Bands that broke up and you miss

[Jonathan20022]

A couple years back my a good friend turned me onto these guys, and they've been a great influence on me lyrically. Great band with an awesome stage presence. They broke up a little while ago, more or less Matt (lead singer) left the band, and I haven't heard anything since their 2011 release.

But "The Greatest of All Lost Arts" is an excellent album and is something I constantly go back to.



Check out Miami Nights also, great track.

 

[Blasphemer]

 

[SirMyghin]

Ark

 

[skeels]

Man, I'm so old that I've seen so many good bands come and go...

Is Chris Poland still doing anything?

 

[7 Strings of Hate]

Sikth!!!!

 

[Jonathan20022]

Man, I'm so old that I've seen so many good bands come and go...

Is Chris Poland still doing anything?

Yeah Chris is still doing work, he had a guest spot on Jeff Loomis' Planes of Oblivion, I haven't kept up with him lately though.

 

[Jontain]

Sikth!!!!

in before.... awww.

+1

 

[MetalBuddah]

Nevermore

 

[CrownofWorms]

 

[Guitarmiester]

I was wondering why I haven't heard or seen anything new by Lower Definition and had no idea they broke up. That sucks to hear.

The Receiving End of Sirens had a huge influence on my writing. They do occasional one-off shows, but still doesn't make it less lame that they broke up.

 

[Fantomas]

Death: not really a breakup since Chuck was Death and its not like there is a chance he will come back, but I do miss them/him.

 

[fps]

Would've really liked one more Pantera record....

 

[Alpenglow]

Clever Girl. One of my favorite math rock bands - an infectious blend of clean guitar, awesome drumming and bass, and sax to top it off. They only had one EP before they broke up though.

 

[DANiMALxMD]

Beloved

 

[Cdub]

Dead to fall. The Phoenix throne had a huge impact on me at 17

 

[Rick]

Apartment 26, Sw1tched, Danza, and House of Atreus.

 

[Fenriswolf]

 

[ittoa666]

 

[ittoa666]

And I just happen to be listening to Frontier right now Born.

 

[Black Mamba]

Pantera and Woods of Ypres