Nothing To Lose
Nothing to Lose formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Joe Rienzi on vocals and guitar, Josh Folck on bass, and Kyle Honeycutt on drums. They put out a...
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Nothing to Lose formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Joe Rienzi on vocals and guitar, Josh Folck on bass, and Kyle Honeycutt on drums. They put out a debut album called 'Facing You' that gave a name to one of their songs. The band's catalog includes other albums like 'All That Is,' 'The Way It Is,' and 'Get Your Fight On.'
Their music drew from alternative rock and pop punk, with songs like 'Feeling The Same' and 'If Dreams Were Real' in their set. Rienzi handled most of the writing and singing, while Folck and Honeycutt anchored the rhythm section. They worked through some internal friction and kept recording.
Nothing to Leave stayed active through the 2000s, though they never broke through to a major label deal. The trio's output remained steady, with 'Hopes And Dreams' and the lengthy 'I'll Say It Again Just One More Time First Listen Then, Make Up Your Mind' showing their range. They built a following locally without becoming a household name.
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