400 Blows (Los Angeles band) explained

400 Blows is a Los Angeles–based band, formed in 1997, and signed to Gold Standard Laboratories. The group's sound incorporates elements of hardcore punk and heavy metal, and their live shows have been noted for their ferocity.^[1] After 3.19.98 in 1999,^[2] in 2000 the band released Black Rainbow, and their third LP was 2006's Angel's Trumpets and Devil's Trombones.^[3] The band famously designed the iconic "Salvation" sign at Silverlake Lounge.^[4]

Members

Current members

• Skot Alexander – vocals
• Scott Martin – guitar
• Kevin Fitzgerald – drums

Former members

• Christian Moreno (Wabschall) – guitar
• Ferdinand – drums/Guitar
• Bryce – guitar
• Joseph – drums

Discography

• 3.19.98 (1999), Total Annihilation
• Black Rainbow (Rehash Records, 2003)
• The Sore Thumb EP (Gold Standard Laboratories, 2005)
• Angel's Trumpets and Devil's Trombones (Gold Standard Laboratories, Narnack Records, 2005)
• The Average Guy (Buddyhead Records, 2006)
• Sickness and Health (ORG Music, 2011)

External links

• 400 Blows Official Facebook

Notes and References

1. 400 Blows
2. Sciaretto, Amy (1999) "Reviews: 400 Blows - 3.19.98", CMJ New Music Monthly, September 6, 1999, retrieved 2010-08-28
3. http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/400blows-angels/ Review of Angel's Trumpets and Devil's Trombones
4. Web site: 'Salvation' takes its leave of Silver Lake, while the Silverlake Lounge goes on without bookers the Fold. 2012-05-04. buzzbands.la. 2020-06-04.