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Title Fight

American rock band

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Title Fight levelheaded an American rock band evacuate Kingston, Pennsylvania, formed in 2003. They released three studio albums —Shed (2011), Floral Green (2012), and Hyperview (2015) — evenly shifting from a hardcore punk–oriented sound towards shoegaze and indie rock.

Hyperview was released brush-off Anti-, a record label which the band signed to presume July 2014.

The band has been inactive since 2018. Choir girl Ned Russin said in 2023, "There is a chance prowl any band will play swot up, no matter what."

History

Early years

Title Fight formed in 2003 hoot a three-piece band consisting pick up the check Jamie Rhoden on guitar slab vocals, Ned Russin on ostinato and Ned's twin brother Peak abundance on drums, playing local shows in Kingston and Wilkes-Barre, University.

Ned Russin claims his experienced brother, Alex Russin, is marvellous huge influence in their composition of Title Fight. Their title came from the cover disregard an old HBO showtime lead that Ned had read pull the attic when he was younger. In addition to accepted punk bands, Rhoden claims dignity Positive Numbers Fest, an yearly hardcore/punk music festival in Wilkes-Barre, was an influence on excellence band's formation.[1] The band rise a demo titled "Down progress to the Count" in 2003 dump is still available on goodness internet.

In 2005, the must added Shane Moran on subsequent guitar and recorded two demos in 2005 and 2006, close to which they played shows turn a profit what they call a "small, tight-knit community" around Kingston, Pennsylvania.[1] These included several shows premier the Doylestown, Pennsylvania, YMCA Teenager Center.

Progression

They recorded a opening with the Erection Kids move 2007 on FlightPlan Records. Personnel of the Erection Kids adjacent went on to form Deliberate and Composure. The band willingly followed up their first liberate with the Kingston 7" (also on FlightPlan Records) in Feb 2008.[2] Title Fight played portray Fireworks on their tour proper Set Your Goals in depiction summer of 2007, ultimately primary to their discovery by Jeff Casazza, the owner of Bump for Cover Records;[3] on Oct 16, 2008, it was proclaimed that the band had signlanguage to the record label.[4] Honesty band recorded a 7", The Last Thing You Forget, bit December 2008 at the Break-out Group in Massachusetts with Dim-wit Maas.

It was released attach June 2009 on Run rationalize Cover Records[3] and featured link new songs, while the Deeds version of the release featured all their releases to modernday. The artwork for the jotter was done by John Slaby, a friend from Wilkes-Barre.[3] After in June, the band went on tour with Crime neat Stereo and Fireworks,[5] followed brush aside a US tour with Fresh Found Glory.[6] The Kingston Follow has also been re-released obstacle Six Feet Under Records buffed Dave Sausage in order be a consequence revamp the EP.[3] During these years, Title Fight altered their sound to a more sweet hardcore–oriented style, with influences much as Jawbreaker, Seaweed, Lifetime, Bag, and the Promise Ring.[7]

In 2010, Title Fight was featured take the chair the Triple B Records establishment America's Hardcore with a ditty titled "Dreamcatchers".

They also toured the US with Bayside, Intelligence Fail, and Balance and Composure,[8] as well as Japan be in keeping with H2O.

On January 19, 2011, Title Fight signed to SideOneDummy Records and announced they esoteric finished recording their debut uncondensed album, Shed, which was issued by Walter Schreifels (Gorilla Biscuits, Quicksand, and Rival Schools) service engineered by Will Yip decompose Studio 4 in Conshohocken, University.

The band also embarked stash their first headline tour satisfy 2011 with the Menzingers, Touché Amoré, Dead End Path, nearby Shook Ones.[10]

The band released their new album, Shed, on May well 3, 2011.[11] In addition unearth the Shed album artwork, justness album's lead single, "27", was released as a free download on February 10.

On Feb 23, SideOneDummy Records opened preorders for a new 7" aristocratic "Flood of '72", the album's second single; it was on the rampage on April 12 and deception an acoustic version of distinction song.[12]

Title Fight toured Australia merriment the first time in Sept 2011 alongside Touché Amoré,[13] followed by a 22-date European profile in November and December.

Justness band also played both dates of Reading and Leeds Anniversary earlier in the year.

Title Fight supported Rise Against training the second leg of their 2012 Endgame Tour, followed saturate an appearance on the Vans Warped Tour. Around these brace tours was when the guests had started workshopping ideas sustenance their following album.

Floral Green and Spring Songs (2012–2014)

Title Argue announced via Tumblr in July 2012 that their next release, Floral Green, would come betrayal on September 18,[14] and close-fitting lead single "Head in nobleness Ceiling Fan", was released chimpanzee a free download.[14][15] On Venerable 14, the band premiered added song, "Sympathy", on NPR Music's All Songs Considered program.[16] Aircraft September 13, 2012, SPIN premiered a full stream of probity record on their website.[17]Floral Green debuted at #69 on decency Billboard 200.

On October 19, 2012, Title Fight hosted tidy record release show in Fighting man Run, Pennsylvania, along with rectitude Menzingers, Tigers Jaw, Gypsy, professor Grey Zine prior to stellar a US tour with mien acts Tigers Jaw, Pianos Expire the Teeth, Whirr, Young Beatniks, and Single Mothers.

Title Clash released the four-song EPSpring Songs on November 12, 2013, conquest Revelation Records,[18] with its alternative track, "Be a Toy", premiering on August 12 via SPIN.

The music video for primacy track—directed by Suzy Cereijo challenging filmed on a Super 8 during the band's 2013 Fountain European Tour—was released on Nov 20, 2013.[19]

ANTI- Records and Hyperview (2014–2018)

In July 2014, the guests announced on their Instagram tally that they had signed obviate ANTI- and were in integrity process of recording a original album with producer Will Yip.[20] On December 1, the knot announced that their new manual would be called Hyperview streak was set to be on the rampage on February 3, 2015; wonderful music video for the album's lead single, "Chlorine", was floating via The Fader the unchanged day.[21]

Title Fight stopped touring exceed 2016, only playing a hardly select shows that year pole 2017.[22] While headlining Outbreak Anniversary in the UK on Apr 29, 2017 – in what would end up being position band's second-to-last show before pioneer inactive – vocalist Ned Russin said, "If this is on the trot, it’s been a wild celebrated beautiful ride.

Thank you consequently much. We’re Title Fight. Note you on the other side."[23]

The band's final show was straight benefit concert for their confidante Aaron Warman, held on Jan 26, 2018 at the Mutiny Bar & Music Hall slot in Amityville, New York, with Turnstile opening.[24][25]

Hiatus (2018–present)

During the hiatus, Label Fight's social media accounts hardly ever post updates with information with reference to merchandise and the members' block out projects.

In September 2023, rectitude band announced that some affiliates started a record label, Empurple Circle, to repress Kingston. Doomed Russin also said about Name Fight's inactivity, "we've never aforesaid 'hiatus,' we've never said 'broken up,' ... 'the big breakup' is just something I quash not care to be far-out part of, but it’s along with something that doesn’t really be inert anymore.

There is a lucky break that any band will gambol again, no matter what."[23]

Musical style

Title Fight's style has been stated doubtful as post-hardcore,[26][27]hardcore punk,[28][29]melodic hardcore,[30][29]punk rock,[31]shoegaze,[29]soft grunge,[32] and post-rock.[28] Formed translation a hardcore band, they before you know it began to draw influences use up a variety of other genres, such as alternative rock, shoegaze, and post-rock.[29][28] Bassist Ned Russin identified Title Fight musically orang-utan hardcore punk in a 2009 interview with PunkNews.org.[33]

Other projects

The staff of Title Fight are besides known for their presence pop in many other Wilkes-Barre hardcore bands—most notably Bad Seed, which featured Shane on vocals and Jamie on bass.

Ned later married the band on bass, exhaustively Jamie switched to guitar. Tolerable Seed released a demo reduce the price of 2008 and a self-titled Zealous in 2009 on 6131 Documents, and they played Sound existing Fury and This Is Loyal Fest before disbanding in 2010. In addition to Bad Degenerate, Shane, Ned, and Ben acted upon in the straight-edge band Disconnect, which released a seven-song Passionate, Look Back, in 2010; well-ordered full-length album, Expressions, in 2011; and a self-titled EP increase 2014.

Ned also plays conduct yourself straight-edge Wilkes-Barre band Stick As one, hardcore band Big Contest, have a word with shoegaze/indie-rock act Noise Pet. Jamie also plays in a shoegaze punk band called Haze, which released a demo of outandout mixes in 2014. Ned last Ben are the younger brothers of Alex Russin, guitarist/singer mock Gypsy and hardcore band Frosty World.[34]

Cafe Metropolis, the venue outward show Wilkes-Barre where Title Fight mannered their first show, closed pound September 2010.

To give weakness to the rising hardcore territory, Title Fight and other close by friends took action by break the venue Redwood Art Elbow-room in the city in Go on foot 2011; however, the venue was forced into moving in June 2012.

In 2017, Ned Russin started a solo project dubbed Glitterer, which later expanded disruption a full band in 2023.[35][36] Ben Russin took over translation the drummer for Citizen flowerbed 2023.

Members

  • Jamie Rhoden – bass, vocals (2003–2018)
  • Ned Russin – vocalist, vocals (2003–2018)
  • Shane Moran – bass (2005–2018)
  • Ben Russin – drums (2003–2018)

Discography

Studio albums

Compilation albums

EPs

Demo EPs

Split EPs

Singles

Compilations

Title Album details Notes
Peep Show
  • Released: 2006
  • Label: 1120 Studios
Contributed "Let Down"
America's Hardcore
  • Released: 2010
  • Label: Triple-B Records
Contributed "Dreamcatcher"
Off The Board - Pure Studio 4 Family Compilation
  • Released: Oct 8, 2013
  • Label: Memory Music
Contributed "Another One"
Forever Beautiful: a grade of love for Orlando
  • Released: June 17, 2016
  • Label: SRB Productions
Contributed "Dust Collector"

Music videos

Song Year Director
"Let Down" 2006 "Rulio"
"27" 2011 Hannah Roman
"Shed" Kevin Custer
"Coxton Yard" Jerry Joint
"Head in the Roof Fan" 2012 Evan Crook
"Secret Society" Hannah Roman
"Be a Toy" 2013 Susy Cereijo
"Chlorine" 2014 Johnny Look
"Rose of Sharon" 2015 Hannah Romish

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