As the cry of "Control, control. For who? For what" echoed out of a South Bay garage in the winter of 1994, the Deviates were born.They have taken their place at the table amongst a legacy of some of the greatest hardcore bands of all time.
Time Is The Distance, their Epitaph debut, is an emotionally driven album both musically and lyrically. In the two years since the release of their Theologian Records debut, My Life, the Deviates have taken a quantum leap in their song craft, harnessing a passion for hardcore and an ever developing sense of melody. Defining themselves with a pissed off but positive message, the Deviates draw inspiration from personal politics and darker emotions that haunt us all and then spin these issues into a positive message of self-reliance and resilience.
The Deviates originally began work on Time Is The Distance in the spring of 2000, but left the studio to hit the road with the Warped Tour for the second year in a row. After a summer of playing every day on the road, the band returned to the studio tighter than ever and with a few additional songs under their belts and finished up work on the album. The resulting 14 songs represent not only one of the youngest, but one of the most gifted bands to come out of the South Bay in the last ten years.
The Deviates formed as a band when its members were only fifteen and sixteen years old. Drawing their inspiration from Nirvana and Black Flag, the band spent its first two years holed up in their garage learning to play their instruments; Brian was forced to sing by default, he had no instrument. The band took their first steps outside of the garage when they started taking gigs at backyard parties. Armed with a homemade demo tape they hustled out of their backpacks, the band built up a solid following around the south bay, which included Pennywise guitarist Fletcher Dragge, who latter produced their first album on Theologian.
With an unassailable passion for music, youthful energy and perspective, the Deviates represent the future of punk rock. They're fist in your face performances mixed with astoundingly well developed skills as songwriters have helped propel them to a level other bands toil toward their entire carriers. Time may be the distance but for the Deviates it is only the beginning.
Time Is The Distance, their Epitaph debut, is an emotionally driven album both musically and lyrically. In the two years since the release of their Theologian Records debut, My Life, the Deviates have taken a quantum leap in their song craft, harnessing a passion for hardcore and an ever developing sense of melody. Defining themselves with a pissed off but positive message, the Deviates draw inspiration from personal politics and darker emotions that haunt us all and then spin these issues into a positive message of self-reliance and resilience.
The Deviates originally began work on Time Is The Distance in the spring of 2000, but left the studio to hit the road with the Warped Tour for the second year in a row. After a summer of playing every day on the road, the band returned to the studio tighter than ever and with a few additional songs under their belts and finished up work on the album. The resulting 14 songs represent not only one of the youngest, but one of the most gifted bands to come out of the South Bay in the last ten years.
The Deviates formed as a band when its members were only fifteen and sixteen years old. Drawing their inspiration from Nirvana and Black Flag, the band spent its first two years holed up in their garage learning to play their instruments; Brian was forced to sing by default, he had no instrument. The band took their first steps outside of the garage when they started taking gigs at backyard parties. Armed with a homemade demo tape they hustled out of their backpacks, the band built up a solid following around the south bay, which included Pennywise guitarist Fletcher Dragge, who latter produced their first album on Theologian.
With an unassailable passion for music, youthful energy and perspective, the Deviates represent the future of punk rock. They're fist in your face performances mixed with astoundingly well developed skills as songwriters have helped propel them to a level other bands toil toward their entire carriers. Time may be the distance but for the Deviates it is only the beginning.
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brooksbonkoski these guys put out two of the most epic punk-rock albums ever... even if you don't like skate punk, brian's lyrics are simply incredible. he's made me a better person.
Rádio do grupo Deviates
Novos membros (4)
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brooksbonkoski
março 2012
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FuckArmageddon
janeiro 2012
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MadameCatChaos
janeiro 2012
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zabetoula
janeiro 2012
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brooksbonkoski se juntou a este grupo. março 2012
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NewDarkAges saiu deste grupo. março 2012
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FuckArmageddon se juntou a este grupo. janeiro 2012
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MadameCatChaos se juntou a este grupo. janeiro 2012
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NewDarkAges se juntou a este grupo. janeiro 2012
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zabetoula conectou Deviates ao grupo Deviates. janeiro 2012
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zabetoula recomendou Deviates para annik_shit, christinaisha e tugito. janeiro 2012
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zabetoula conectou Estados Unidos ao grupo Deviates. janeiro 2012
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zabetoula conectou Satanic Surfers ao grupo Deviates. janeiro 2012
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zabetoula conectou Good Riddance ao grupo Deviates. janeiro 2012
