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Well after tons of new post hardcore / emo wannabe bands coming out with strong marketing campaign this year, very few have caught my attention since they do not seem to grasp the concept behind punk / hardcore, which is funk progressive rock with a trash sound and grinding lyrics. It's more than basic power chords like Fueled By Ramen feeds us since last year.
This time, however, Thursday, another New Jersey band (after MCR) is sweeping the east coast of North America, after a having a hardtime with the music industry. They sound like a mix of Fall Out Boy, Strung Out and Fall of Troy...whoa! Awesome
Have a look!
And read their bio here...
If you plan on going home, here's their Tour Schedule
06.23.06 Vinoy Park Saint Petersburg FL 06.24.06 Bayfront Park Amphitheatre Miami FL 06.25.06 Tinker Field Orlando FL 06.26.06 Exchange Park Ladson SC 06.27.06 ALLTEL Pavilion at Walnut Creek Raleigh NC 06.28.06 HiFi Buys Amphitheatre Atlanta GA 06.30.06 Reliant Center Houston TX 07.01.06 Smirnoff Music Center Dallas TX 07.02.06 Sunken Garden Amphitheatre San Antonio TX 07.04.06 Cricket Pavilion Phoenix AZ 07.05.06 Peoria Sports Complex Peoria AZ 07.06.06 Coors Amphitheatre Chula Vista CA 07.07.06 Fairplex Park Pomona CA 07.08.06 Pier 30/32 San Francisco CA 07.09.06 Save Mart Center Fresno CA 07.11.06 Seaside Park Ventura CA 07.12.06 Dodger Stadium Los Angeles CA 07.13.06 Sleep Train Amphitheatre Marysville CA 07.14.06 Idaho Center - Amphitheater Nampa ID 07.15.06 Gorge Amphitheatre George WA 07.16.06 Columbia Meadows Saint Helens OR 07.18.06 Thunderbird Stadium Vancouver Br 07.20.06 Race City Motorsport Park Calgary Al 07.22.06 Utah State Fairpark Salt Lake City UT 07.23.06 Invesco Field at Mile High Denver CO 07.25.06 UMB Bank Pavilion Maryland Heights MO 07.26.06 Riverbend Music Center Cincinnati OH 07.27.06 Post-Gazette Pavilion Burgettstown PA 07.28.06 Verizon Wireless Music Center Noblesville IN 07.29.06 Comerica Park Detroit MI 07.30.06 First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre Tinley Park IL 08.01.06 Six Flags Darien Lake - Performing Arts Center Darien Center NY 08.02.06 Brockton Fairgrounds Brockton MA 08.03.06 Tweeter Center at the Waterfront Camden NJ 08.04.06 Toyota Pavilion at Montage Mountain Scranton PA 08.05.06 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum Uniondale NY 08.06.06 Old Bridge Township Raceway Park Englishtown NJ 08.08.06 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre - Charlotte Charlotte NC 08.09.06 Verizon Wireless Amphitheater - Virginia Beach Virginia Beach VA 08.10.06 Nissan Pavilion at Stone Ridge Bristow VA 08.11.06 Tower City Amphitheater Cleveland OH 08.12.06 Park Place - The Docks Barrie On 08.13.06 Parc Jean-Drapeau Montreal Qu
Chivas and Colorado walked into the matched tied on points for third place in the West. For Colorado, they have been in a safe place thanks to good form at home during the season, while Chivas, who looked strong in June, had faded in July with a three game winless streak following them to Invesco Field.
So here you go, sides are set. Winner walks out three points up on the loser and only six points behind first place FC Dallas, while the loser has to worry about a resurgent LA Galaxy team nipping at their heals. Surely both sides are going to fight for the win. And so they did.
Scoring got going quick as Chivas's Juan Francisco Palencia got to the rebound of a shot by Jonathan Bornstein to get the first goal of the night in only the 9th minute. However, it did not last long. Just 57 seconds later, Dedi Ben Dayan pulled the Rapids even thanks to a pass from Jovan Kirovski.
The game went back and fourth through out the rest of the half. During the first part of the second half, it was looking a little boring till, of all people, Clint Mathis injected some life into the match when he gave the home side the lead in the 67th. Mathis had come off the bench about 10-minutes earlier and looked like he was actually interested in playing. Sure enough, he got a nice goal. If only he always played like that. By the by, Dedi set Clint up.
But as they come, so do they go. About a minute later, Colorado's Mike Petke earned his second yellow of the night thanks to a hard tackle. Chivas did not wait long to get back in the match as Jonathan Bornstein worked himself into position to take a good shot that beat Joe Cannon. All tied at two.
Again, back and forth they went, but no one could get a shot on goal. Bornstein shined again with a rocket right into the netting. As it was already extra time, it looked like Chivas was going home with three. But not so fast, in the final minute of play, Jacob Peterson somehow finds the space and connects for the tie. Down a man and a goal in the 92nd minute, yet somehow, the Rapids got a point.
It was a good outcome for Colorado as Chivas was taking it to them on the technical skills. If it were all about passing and dribbling, Chivas would have walked away an easy winner. Terry Cooke and Dedi had great nights for Colorado, but where is their defense? For the Goats, this has to hurt. Bornstein is the hero, but how do they keep crumbling. There is no excuse for conceding the tying goal in the final minutes of play when you are up a man.
The game ends 3-3 with both teams stuck in third place.
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