A Huntington Beach band that started with "Here In Your Arms" and kept evolving.
If you only know "Here In Your Arms," check out "All of Your Love" or "Getting Old" to hear where they ended up.
For a lot of people who came up in the mid-2000s, "Here In Your Arms" was just inescapable. That song anchored their 2006 debut and gave them a wide audience right out of the gate. Later tracks like "All of Your Love" show them working with catchier melodies while touching on more introspective stuff.
They formed in Huntington Beach in the early 2000s with Forrest Kline on vocals. After the success of their debut, the lineup changed several times, with Chris Profeta eventually taking over vocals. Their sound shifted from the pop-punk of "Oh, It Is Love" toward dance-punk and power pop across albums like "Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!" and "Would It Kill You?"
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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