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Strung Out performing Match Book live at Metro Theatre in Sydney on 16 July 2008
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Strung Out formed in 1992 in Simi Valley, California. The original lineup consisted of vocalist Jason Cruz, guitarists Jake Kiley and Rob Ramos, bassist Jim Cherry and drummer Adam Austin. After releasing a self-titled 7" record, they became one of the first bands to be signed to Fat Wreck Chords, the record label owned and operated by Fat Mike of the band NOFX. Austin left the band in 1992 and was replaced by Brad Morrison who also left the band and was replaced on drums by Jordan Burns, formerly of fellow Simi Valley natives Ten Foot Pole. Their first album, Another Day in Paradise, was released in May of 1994. Suburban Teenage Wasteland Blues followed in 1996. In 1998 they released The Skinny Years...Before We Got Fat, a compilation album of their pre-Fat Wreck Chords material. The band showed notable musical growth on their 1998 album Twisted by Design, which was both speedy and technical but also with darker overtones. The album established a mixture of the fast, poppy sound the band had established with Suburban Teenage Wasteland Blues but mixed it with more atonality and more abstract song structures. Bassist Jim Cherry left the band in 1999 and went on to play in Pulley and Zero Down, but died of heart failure in 2002. He was replaced by Chris Aiken, whose musical background had a strong impact on the 2000 album The Element of Sonic Defiance. In 2002 the band released their fourth full-length album An American Paradox, their first release to appear in the Billboard Top 200. The initial production run contained a bonus song entitled "Don't Look Back". A video was filmed for the song "Cemetery" and was included on several punk rock video compilations. In 2003 they recorded and released a live album as part of the Fat Wreck Chords Live in a Dive series. Exile in Oblivion, was released in 2004, with a video filmed for the song "Analog." Strung Out recently finished recording their sixth full-length album, Blackhawks Over Los Angeles, which was released June 12, 2007. When they are not touring or making music, Jason Cruz enjoys life as an artist, Jordan is a co-owner of Moto XXX along with NOFX drummer Erik Sandin. Rob Ramos works in the film industry, and Jake gives occasional musical lessons.
27 in 2024 I love strung out!
At 37 and in 2019 still turn this up. Wife and kids don’t get it but my buddies do!
I hear ya man! I fucking love these guys. New album is great too. Going to be a sad day when they call it quits
37 in 2020 and I totally get it
38 in 2020 and listening to a lot of HC and Metal🤘
49 in 2022 I still get it.lol
39 in 2022...I get it
Strung out all day love this fuckin song
Best punk rock band eveeeeeeer
Still my favorite band. What pop singer writes and plays their own music?!?!? Another reason why punk rock is the greatest.
Mike Kriss there’s a lot of those. Prince for example.
That was an amazing performance. Strung Out puts on a killer live show!
They are so unbelievably rad live.... !!!!!
Ive seen strungers so many times. My favourite band just keeps getting better with age.
I was at this show. . So good!!
When you listen to a song like 'too close to see' , 'never speak again' , or 'everyday' and think it can never be done live..... Then..... Strung Out.
The best
So fucking good
If someone breaks your heart through no fault of your own, send them this song.
I agree with you! This song says it all!
🤘
Their "final tour" at the Black Sheep in Colorado Springs was this good. The overflowing toilets couldn't even ruin the vibe. Wear boots.
Sic
Singer sounds like Greg Graffin
+Jimmy Jones most definitely not
No he doesn't.