Fast Offensive
Fast Offensive came out of Los Angeles in the early 2000s, a rock band fronted by Jake "Razor" Riley. They built a reputation for energetic shows and a sound...
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Fast Offensive came out of Los Angeles in the early 2000s, a rock band fronted by Jake "Razor" Riley. They built a reputation for energetic shows and a sound that pulled from hard rock and pop-punk, with Riley's vocals cutting through loud guitars and heavy drums. Their 2005 single "All I Need" broke through, its catchy chorus landing them on radio and giving them a wider audience.
That song anchored their album of the same name, released in 2005. They put out records steadily over the next decade, including "The Devil's Playground" in 2008 and "Redemption" in 2012. Other tracks like "Brainscan" and "Hong Kong Fu Fu" showed up in their setlists and on later albums.
Riley's outspoken style sometimes drew attention away from the music. In 2007, he was arrested on a drug possession charge, which complicated things for the band during a period when they were trying to build on their earlier success. The lineup held together with Jason "Jinx" Morales on guitar, Chris "Hammer" Phillips on bass, and Tony "Thunder" Martinez on drums.
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