Artist: Gameface
Genre(s):
Rock
Discography:
Gameface
Year: 1995
Tracks: 3
Under the gifted wingspread of Jeff Caudill (aka Jeff Gameface), Gameface has been actively playing and touring out of Orange County, CA, since the early '90s. Caudill's talent spreads beyond the vocals and guitars that pencil lead the band and the lyrics he writes for Gameface into providing the underwrite designs, picture taking, nontextual matter, layout, and art for oodles of other bands.
Gameface, having been around for over a full decade, has chosen to stay with sounds that work for them, sooner than trying to copy the a la mode combinations out. Yet it has managed to combine some of the topper elements of emo, pop, hard-core, and punk. Their catchy melodies diffuse with a heartfelt, honest stone modality that retains the wild and favorable indie intelligent.
In 1995, Dr. Strange released the band's self-titled EP, on with the band's first full album, Three to Get Ready. Two albums, Reminder and Good, came out to first-class reviews in 1997. Dr. Strange likewise released Cupcake, a melancholy EP that clay a favourite. By 1999, the lot had played five major U.S. tours and one in Europe, and sign-language on with Revelation Records. Every Last Time came out in 1999, followed by What's up Bro (a split with Errortype: 11) in 2000. Also in 2000, Revelation released Always On, the group's number 1 full-strength tilt & roll that didn't include a draw of punk. Firefly Recordings in England released a five-track EP, Feels a Lot Better, in 2001. The EP includes various songs from Always On in addition to covering versions of Elvis Costello's "Daily I Write the Book" and Morrissey's "Sing Your Life," plus an acoustic track from Caudill's solo cast, the Way Back.
The bandmembers prefer to run live for if they can't reproduce a sound live, and so they don't need to record it. In May 2001, Guy Julian (bass) linked the card, adding a new layer of playfulness to Gameface's playing.
Editors To Play New Material During Glastonbury Festival Set
