Ten Yard Fight
Ten Yard Fight formed in New Jersey in 1996 with John Connelly on vocals, Frank Critelli on guitar, Ken Critelli on bass, and Chris Demakes on drums. They...
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Ten Yard Fight formed in New Jersey in 1996 with John Connelly on vocals, Frank Critelli on guitar, Ken Critelli on bass, and Chris Demakes on drums. They played local clubs and released their debut album 'Save the Day' in 1998. The single 'Actions Speak' got radio and MTV play around that time.
Their sound had an aggressive, energetic quality that drew from punk and rock. Songs like 'Back It Up' and 'Don't Come Back' carried that straightforward, driving feel. They mentioned The Clash, The Who, and Bad Religion as influences.
In 1999, the band got tied up in a lawsuit with their record label that paused their work for a while. Some of their lyrics and album art drew criticism from conservative groups at the time.
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