Eastern Conference Champions
Eastern Conference Champions started as a high school band, taking their name from a fictional basketball tournament. They worked on their music in a suburban...
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Eastern Conference Champions started as a high school band, taking their name from a fictional basketball tournament. They worked on their music in a suburban basement, developing a sound that eventually caught attention beyond their local scene.
Their debut album was called "A Million Miles An Hour," which included the title track that became one of their better-known songs. They followed it with other albums like "De Soto" and "Play Dead," building a catalog that included tracks like "Ameritown," "Atlas," and "Hell or High Water."
The band's lineup featured Erick Jackson on vocals, Jason Arias on guitar, Chris Rose on bass, and Jeff Kosterka on drums. They kept performing and recording, with songs like "Nice Clean Shirt," "Noah," and "Pitch a Fit" appearing in their setlists and releases over time.
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