Song Title:
"Resistance"
(By No December)
Song Title:
"Reason To Believe"
(By No December)
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No December fatefully got together with a mutual respect and admiration
for each other's talents, as well as a desire to create a widely
influenced, unique and heavy sound. The common bond they all share
is as strong as the rock from which they carve their fierce yet
melodic compositions.
The first incarnation of the band (then known as Trustfall) oozed
from the sidewalks of Boston in December 1998. Local and regional
gigs followed and the band gained praise from local critics as well
as many internet fanzines. The band's reputation began to grow and
enabled them to secure gigs all over New England, as well as New
York and Pennsylvania.
In August 2000, the band gained a new singer and a second guitarist.
With this new line-up, No December came to be what it is today:
Ryan Potts-Vocals, Matt Raftery-Drums, Zachary Weber-Guitar, Andy
K.-Bass and Steve Cronin-Guitar. The new line-up debuted less than
a month later at the Continental in NYC. Regional gigs played since
have proven that the band's new more melodic sound has been accepted
by the old fans and has won over many new converts. In December
2000, the band released their infamous, independently produced,
and now out of print "four song EP". This release went on to be
one of the highest selling internet mail order titles in the Wonderdrug
Distribution catalog to date.
What sets No December apart from other bands in their genre is that
their songs are reality based, extremely melodic, and memorable.
In each song, singer Ryan Potts carries the listener through a heart
felt story of love, trust, betrayal, or sorrow that people can not
only relate to, but truly feel. His melodies are infectious, and
have no boundaries of range. As the band constantly strives to push
the limits of heavy melodic music, they pour their hearts without
reserve into their melodic and aggressive compositions. It is for
this reason that the bands live performances fail to disappoint.
No December has developed a loyal fan base by touring regionally
throughout the Northeast and spreading their sound over the internet
and radio. The band has just released a new full length record entitled
"In the Essence of Innocence" which was recorded by producer Jim
Foster of Nullset. The production work on the record is excellent,
and perfectly complements the band's style. The record was released
on February 5, 2002 and features the band's latest material as well
as re-recorded versions of the songs previously released on their
four song EP.
No December is ready to spearhead music in the 21st century. Their
latest release and a rigorous performance schedule will cement their
reputation as one of New England's premier loud rock experiences.
No December is:
Ryan Potts-Vocals
Matt Raftery-Drums
Zachary Weber-Guitar
Andy K.-Bass
Steve Cronin-Guitar
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A&R Online recommends No December
No December are a hard driving rock band
with something to say. It's heavy guitar based stuff
but with a mature musicality. Check out this Boston
based outfit, they are building a big fan base.
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