A True Story
A True Story formed in New York City in 2004, started by Daniel Brummel on vocals and Jonathon Preisler on guitar. They played local dive bars and open mics...
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A True Story formed in New York City in 2004, started by Daniel Brummel on vocals and Jonathon Preisler on guitar. They played local dive bars and open mics for years, working through the usual early struggles without much label interest. Things shifted in 2009 when '19 Years Young' got some radio play and connected with listeners. That song's nostalgic feel gave them a clearer direction, leading to their debut album 'The Road Less Traveled' later that same year.
Their sound has always leaned into punk energy and indie-rock melody, with lyrics that tend to get personal. You can hear that mix in songs like 'For Her' and 'Nayda (The War Song).' The band has put out a few albums since, including 'Wildfire' in 2015 and 'Chasing Shadows' in 2018. The current lineup includes Michael Johnston on bass and Matthew Ryan on drums alongside Brummel and Preisler.
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