This Perfect Day
This Perfect Day formed in Los Angeles in 2003, with Drew Dibble on keyboards and vocals, Matt Mahaffey on guitar, Jeremy Hatcher on bass, and John Bowersox...
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This Perfect Day formed in Los Angeles in 2003, with Drew Dibble on keyboards and vocals, Matt Mahaffey on guitar, Jeremy Hatcher on bass, and John Bowersox on drums. Their sound pulled from post-punk and dream pop, with Dibble's vocals floating over the arrangements. They put out four albums between 2006 and 2011, starting with a self-titled debut and moving through records like 'The Sounds We Make' and 'The Godhead'.
Their song 'Break My Arm' got some attention, and other tracks like 'Dreamers In a Dream' and 'Brother & Sister' showed their range. In 2006, Mahaffey faced sexual assault allegations, which led to a tour cancellation. The band denied the claims, but it became part of their story. They kept recording for a few more years before fading from view.
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