V For Volume
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V For Volume

V For Volume formed in Toronto in 2002, with Daniel Puleo on vocals, guitarists Chris Friesen and Sean Kelly, bassist Ryan Wood, and drummer Brendan Braddock....

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V For Volume, Toronto's straightforward rock band

A Toronto rock band that formed in 2002 and put out songs like 'Loving Car Crashes' and 'Bruce Lee'.

For a good sense of their sound, 'Loving Car Crashes' and 'Bruce Lee' are solid places to start. They're both pretty representative of that no-frills rock approach.

They came out of Toronto in the early 2000s with a sound that didn't overcomplicate things. Songs like 'Loving Car Crashes' and 'Girl With a Gun' have that direct, guitar-driven feel. Their debut EP track 'Bruce Lee' got them some early attention, which led to a deal with Elektra Records.

The band formed in 2002 and released their first EP 'Volume I' the next year. They signed with Elektra and put out 'The Best of the Worst' in 2005, then went independent for 'The Broken Ground' in 2008. Daniel Puleo and Brendan Braddock have been the constants through lineup shifts.

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V For Volume formed in Toronto in 2002, with Daniel Puleo on vocals, guitarists Chris Friesen and Sean Kelly, bassist Ryan Wood, and drummer Brendan Braddock. They put out their debut EP 'Volume I' in 2003, and the song 'Bruce Lee' from it got some attention. The band signed with Elektra Records and released their first full album, 'The Best of the Worst,' in 2005.

After some lineup changes and a departure from their label, they self-released 'The Broken Ground' in 2008. Puleo and Braddock have been the consistent members, with Justin Koriakin and Grant McDonald joining on guitar later on. Their songs like 'Loving Car Crashes' and 'Girl With a Gun' have a straightforward rock sound.

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