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D3-d4
D3-d4 came out of California in the early 2000s with a pop-punk sound that landed quickly. Their 2003 debut album 'Supernova' had the single 'I Get Around,'...
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D3-d4 came out of California in the early 2000s with a pop-punk sound that landed quickly. Their 2003 debut album 'Supernova' had the single 'I Get Around,' which got them noticed. The band was Kito on vocals and guitar, Jaki on bass, and Jonny on drums.
They put out more albums after that, 'The Hollow' in 2006, 'I'll Be Your Monster' in 2009, 'Free Range' in 2012, and 'Follow Me' in 2015. The sound shifted some over those records, but kept a punk energy. Another early track, 'Sun Fun,' showed up in their setlists too.
There were some rough patches along the way, including an arrest in 2004 after a show. The three original members stuck together through it all.
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