Smackbound
Smackbound formed in Los Angeles around 2005 with Matt Stewart on vocals, Tony Beliveau on guitar, Dave McClain on bass, and Nick Rizz on drums. They started...
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Smackbound formed in Los Angeles around 2005 with Matt Stewart on vocals, Tony Beliveau on guitar, Dave McClain on bass, and Nick Rizz on drums. They started playing local clubs and released their debut EP 'Highway to Nowhere' in 2009.
Their 2010 album 'Renegade' included 'Drive It Like You Stole It,' which became their breakout track. The song's aggressive guitar work and pounding rhythm connected with rock listeners and helped them land festival slots.
Other songs like 'Close To Sober' and 'Date With The Devil' showed their preference for high-energy rock with straightforward, driving arrangements. They developed a reputation for intense live shows during this period.
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