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Continue American Post-Hardcore Band A Skylit DriveBackground InformationOriginLodi, CaliforniaGenresPost-hardcore, , screamoYears active2005–2016 [1][2]LabelsFearless, Tragic HeroWebsiteaskylitdrive.netPast MembersJordan BlakeJoey WilsonBrian WhiteCory La QuayBrandon RichterNick MillerKyle Simmons Michael Jagmin Michael Labelle The band has released a DVD, an EP and five studio albums: Wires... and the concept of breathing (2008), Adelphia (2009), Identity on Fire (2011), Rise (2013) and most recently ASD (2015). [3] [4] The band toured internationally as both headliner and supporting actor. In 2017, the band disbanded after a dispute between Nick Miller and Michael Jagmin. [2] History Formation, She Watched the Sky EP and Blake's departure (2006–2007) A Skylit Drive's original members all met while attending Lodi High School in Lodi, California. The original singer Jordan Blake was the band's lead singer until the end of 2007, when he left the band for health reasons. Their debut EP She Watched the Sky was released on Tragic Hero in January 2007. [6] The group then toured with , , , , Oh, Sleeper, The Blackout, , , , Kenotia, and . Jordan Blake left the band in mid-November 2007 due to health reasons, so he could not go on tour anymore. He was briefly replaced by , who also recorded a demo version of Knights of the Round. He was replaced by Craig Mabbitt (formerly Blessthefall) before Michael Jag Jagmin joined to complete the current line-up. Jagmin's arrival, wires... and the concept of breathing (2008) The full-length wires... and the Concept of Breathing (produced by Mitchell Marlow and Allen Jacob) was released in May 2008. [7] The album reached number 171 on the US ,[8] and number 20 on the Top Independent Albums Chart. [9] Jagmin later described Wires... as the kind of basic album that everyone comes back to for us, even though it took a year to really catch up. [10] Shortly after the album's release, they made a music video for the nonprofit group To Write Love on Her Arms, directed by Robby Starbuck. [11] They appeared on Left in 2008 and toured , and in the summer of the same year. In autumn 2008 they toured with Greeley Estates, , Sky Eats Airplane, This or the Apocalypse, , Alesana, and Silverstein. They also made a live DVD called Let Go of the Wires, which was released on December 9, 2008. In mid- November, the band released a music video for the song Wires and the of Breathing. The video can be viewed via her MySpace profile. Her song This Isn't the End is the music video on her MySpace, directed by Robby Starbuck about teen suicide in collaboration with the non-profit organization To Write Love on Her Arms. Both videos are on their first album in full length, Wires... and the concept of breathing, and the band has made other videos for songs on the album. They announced that there will be five brand new videos on their upcoming DVD Let Go of the Wires, as well as live performance recordings from a show at the Glasshouse in Pomona, CA. The DVD was released exclusively on Hot Topic on December 9, 2008. Adelphia (2009–2010) signed to in early 2009 and announced the co-headliner tour Dance Gavin Dance in April/May. The band was part of the in the 2009 season. On May 26, 2009, A Skylit Drive released a new song called Those Cannons Could Sink a Ship on iTunes and also for playing on their MySpace page. [14] Their second album Adelphia was released on June 9, 2009 and reached number 64 on the Billboard 200. [15] Singer Jagmin described it as our most experimental album. [10] On October 19, 2009, the band released a music video for Those Cannons Could Sink A Ship! directed by Spence Nicholson. The band filled a support slot for in October[16] before entering their first ten-day European tour. [17] The band recorded a cover of Journeys Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) for the next Punk Goes compilation. The band signed to Hassle Records in the UK, where the album was released in October 2009. From February to April 2010, the band toured the USA and Europe on their The Emptiness tour as the mainstay of Alesana. [19] Identity on Fire (2011) Jagmin hinted that the band would begin writing and recording a sequel to Adelphia in mid-2010 and hinted that the album would be released in early 2011. The band announced in May 2010 that Desires of Sires would debut on their Adelphia tour. In July 2010, it was announced that the 6-parter had joined the studio recording with Cameron Webb. The band was on the Average Guys with Exceptional Hair tour with the bands Woe, Is Me, , and Scarlett O'Hara. On December 15, 2010, the band announced the track list for the album and a date for February 15, 2011. They toured with Underoath, Thursday, and Animals as Leaders in mid-January to February and released a music video for Too Little Too Late on January 12, 2011. They were part of the 2011 Warped Tour on the Ernie Ball stage. [21] The band announced a European tour at the end of 2011 together with Wehe, Is Me, and and took the cover Love the Way You Lie for the Punk Goes... Compilation. On 20 May 1898, the In 2012, A Skylit Drive released the music video The Cali Buds about Altpress.com and toured the Southeast in February with the Australian band For This Cause. The band had started pre-production with Joey Wilson and Rise (2012-2013) in mid-2012 and was due to go to the studio with in June 2013. On September 21, 2012, lead guitarist Joey Wilson confirmed that he had left the band, citing that it was time for both of us to move on to different things. The band recorded a new single; With the title Fallen, which was published on the band's YouTube channel on November 30, 2012. After two albums, A Skylit Drive returned to Tragic Hero Records because they felt we needed a bit more personal attention, [and they] could just give us a little more personal attention. They wanted us to be in the position we are familiar with the album. [10] On November 26, the band started the Nut Up or Shut Up tour and supported Bless The Fall. [22] Further pre-productions took place in LA in February 2013. On April 1, 2013, it was announced that the band had entered the studio a week earlier to continue writing their album with Jim Wirt (, Alien Ant Farm), while Kit Walters, Mitchell Marlow and Al Jacobs also participated. [23] With the time available to them, Jagmin explained that we definitely gave each song more time than we could ever. Everything was done minus the vocals on two songs, so I had a whole month to write vocals for two songs. In April 2013, the band played the Pulp Summer Slam XIII Til Death Do Us Part Rock Festival in Manila, Philippines. [24] when they wrapped up the pre-production with Jim Wirt in Cleveland in early May. The official recording sessions with producer Cameron Mizell began on June 1 at Chango Studios in Lake Mary, Florida. Drums, bass, guitar and electronics were completed in mid-June, and the band moved to Cameron Mizell's studio in Phoenix to record vocals. The band finished recording on June 30, 2013. [25] [26] On July 18, the band announced that their brand new album would be titled Rise and will be released on September 24, followed by a headliner tour in support of the new album. Drummer La Quay commented that [we] really wrote a number of songs for almost nine months and [...] and had a number of different ears on them, and a pair of different perspectives on them. On July 31, the band released their first single and track from their new album Rise. In mid-August, the band released the track list and announced an Australian tour supporting Dream On, Dreamer for November 2013. [28] On September 6, the band released the album's second single, Unbreakable. Rise sold in the first week of release 10,000 times, so Jagmin commented that the album was faster than the others. [10] From March to April 2014, they were a supporting actor on the The Unconditional Tour. [29] They also announced that they had perform again on Warped Tour for the 2014 season. Lineup changes, Rise: Ascension, ASD, Jagmin departure rumors and break (2014-2017) On October 21, Brian White and Cory La Quay announced that they would be leaving the band due to creative differences, while the rest of the band decided to move on. [30] On January 6, 2015, an acoustic version of the last album, Rise: Ascension, was released. [31] The following March, they announced the addition of two new members, Michael Labelle (ex-Of Reverie, Preeminent) to the guitars and Brandon Richter (formerly Motionless in White) on drums. On March 10, 2015, they released the music video for Within These Walls and announced a North American tour. [33] On October 9, 2015, they released their fifth regular studio album ASD and went on tour. [34] From September 2016, the band is reduced to a four-piece without a fixed drummer. [35] In March 2017, it was announced that the band was in the break after Jagmin's departure. [36] [37] Jagmin later announced that he had never left the band and that it was in fact a dispute between him and Miller that caused the band to end. There are currently no plans for members to continue A Skylit Drive, which will permanently terminate the band. Signals (2018-2019) On June 24, 2019, the Twitter account and Facebook page of A Skylit Drive posted a teaser video dated 06.28. [38] [39] Later this week, on June 28, 2019, it was announced that the teaser for a new song called The Vulture (All It Takes II) was by Michael Jagmin's new band Signals. [40] Signals currently consists of Michael Jagmin and Jon Kintz, both ex-members of Odd Project. They had previously released a song called The New American Religion. [41] Although there is no fixed release date yet, Jagmin said that they are putting together their first album as a signal with producer Curtis Douglas and we should expect a release later this year. [42] Style lead singer Michael Jagmin has a countertenor singing area while he lyrically tries to write honestly, exactly about what makes the song make me think. [43] While her debut EP mostly included screeting vocals, this was made during the recording of the Wires... album when Jagmin became the lead singer. The band was happy with the singing style we chose as] the popularity of Wires together with him [...] gives us a good thumbs up that the singing/screaming ratio that we have adhered to is what works for us. [44] Band members Last Line-up Michael Jagmin - Lead Vocals (2008-2017) Nick Miller – LeadGuitar (2012-2017); (2005-2012, studio only 2012-2013) Kyle Simmons – keyboards, , (2005-2017), bass (occasionally 2012-2014, full-time 2014-2017), rhythm guitar (live 2012-2013, 2013-2015) Michael Labelle – rhythm guitar, unclean vocals (2015-2017) (2015-2017) Mitglieder Jordan Blake – Lead Vocals (2005–2007) Curtis Danger – Bass (2005) Cory La Quay – Schlagzeug, Schlagzeug (2005–2014) Brandon Richter – Schlagzeug, Percussion (2015–2016) Joey Wilson – Leadgitarre (2005–2012) Brian White – Bass, Gesang (2005–2014) Ehemaliger Tourneemusiker Jonny Craig – Lead Vocals (2007) Craig Mabbitt – Lead Vocals (2007) Justin Trotta – Gitarre (20 10) Dominick Martino – Schlagzeug (2016) Ian Seth – Schlagzeug (2017) Ehemaliger Sessionmusiker Jim Wirt – Bass (2015) Bret Wier – Schlagzeug (2015) Timeline Discography Hauptartikel: A Skylit Drive discography Wires... and the Concept of Breathing (2008) Adelphia (2009) Identity on Fire (2011) Rise (2013) ASD (2015) References A Skylit Drive (@ASkylitDrive) on Twitter. mobile.twitter.com. a b NEWS: Michael Jagmin gibt Erklärung zum Abgang von einem Skylit Drive ab. LÄRMSPERRE. 19. März 2017. Archiviert vom Original am 9. Dezember 2017. Abgerufen am 8. Dezember 2017. Chen, Sandra (21. September 2012). Guitarist Joey Wilson verlässt A Skylit Drive. Breakdown Music Press. Archiviert vom Original am 25. August 2015. Abgerufen am 12. August 2014. * James Christopher: Monger. Ein Skylit-Laufwerk – Biographie | Billboard. billboard.com. Rovi. Abgerufen am 15. September 2016. Tragic Hero Records listing Archiviert am 16. August 2014, auf der Wayback Machine Bio auf der Website der Plattenfirma Discogs.com Listing auf discogs.com für die EP, abgerufen am 12. August 2014. • Discogs.com Auflistung auf Discogs.com, die das Jahr der Veröffentlichung und Der Credits angibt. Abgerufen am 13. August 2014. • Diagramme. Billboard.com Charts, Allmusic a b c d e Campbell, Natalie (November 2013). A Skylit Drive: Interview & Photo gallery. Breakdown Music Press. Archiviert vom Original am 19. Oktober 2014. Abgerufen am 12. August 2014. A Skylit Drive Films Three Videos in Three Days Archived 28. August 2008, an der Wayback Machine. HM Magazine, 29. Juni 2008. * Fearless Records – A Skylit Drive. Abgerufen am 12. August 2014. Paul, Aubin (23. Januar 2009). Tours: Dance Gavin Dance / A Skylit Drive / Attack Attack / Lower Definition. Punknews.org. Abgerufen am 12. August 2014. Lally, Jonathan (26. Mai 2009). A Skylit Drive Post New Song. Absolutepunk.net. Abgerufen am 12. August 2014. * Billboard.com – Diskografie – A Skylit Drive – Adelphia, Brian (30. Juli 2009). Tours: Senses Fail / A Skylit Drive / Closure in Moscow /. Punknews.org. Abgerufen am 12. August 2014. • Johan Wippsson (9. Mai 2009). A Skylit Drive: European Tour. Melodic.net. Archiviert vom Original am 5. September 2014. Abgerufen am 12. August 2014. • Hassle Records Archiviert 9. Oktober 2010, an der Wayback Machine. 10. Februar 2010. Molco (8. Januar 2010). Alesana es The Emptiness 2010 Tour with Skylit Drive, Of Mice&Men, and . Metal Music Mania. Abgerufen am 12. August, maint: numeric names: Author list (link) Identity On Fire Tracklisting + Release Date. www.facebook.com. A Skylit Drive To Play 2011 Warped Tour. www.alterthepress.com. Tour Details Archived August 14, 2014, on the Wayback Machine Tour website announcement of dates. Retrieved August 13, 2014. * chorus.fm. chorus.fm. A Skylit Drive press conference in Manila, Philippines. Guitarhoo!. Guitarhoo.com. 1 May 2013. Archived from the original on 11 May 2013. Retrieved on 8 May 2013. Jagmin, Michael (30 June 2013). Last day in the studio today. I can't wait to finish this album and take that weight off my shoulders. * A Skylit Drive has finished recording vocals for... – BryanStar's interviews. BryanStar's interviews. Retrieved November 28, 2016. * Hibberd, Kane (24 November 2013). A Skylit Drive. Kill your Stereo.com. Moskovitch, Greg (14 August 2013). Dream On, Dreamer announces National Headlining Tour with a Skylit Drive. Music feeds (OFF). Retrieved August 13, 2014. * Bird, Michele (March 2, 2014). Memphis May Fire post first 'Unconditional' tour update. Alternative press. Retrieved August 13, 2014. McConnell, Kriston., October 23, 2014. A Skylit Drive loses two members; announce a new album. undetthegunereview.net. Under the Gun Review. Archived from the original on December 28, 2014. Saunders, Knial (December 17, 2014). Review: A Skylit Drive - Rise: Ascension. substreammagazine.com. Substream Magazine LLC. Sharp, Tyler (March 11, 2015). A Skylit Drive heralds a new line-up with Within These Walls Single. altpress.com. Alternative Press. Retrieved October 18, 2015. * A Skylit Drive Premiere New Song and Music Video, Within These Walls. www.revolvermag.com. March 2015. Retrieved October 18, 2015. * A Skylit Drive Premiere New Album, 'ASD'. www.revolvermag.com October 2015. Retrieved 18 October 2015. *A Skylit Drive - About | Facebook. www.facebook.com. Retrieved September 15, 2016. A Skylit Drive singer leaves band — UPDATED - News - Alternative Press. Alternative press. Retrieved November 4, 2017. * A SKYLIT DRIVE Frontman Quits, Thinks They Should Just Break Up - Metal Injection. Metal injection. 20 March 2017. Retrieved November 4, 2017. • Teaser video. Facebook. June 24, 2018. • Teaser video. Twitter. June 24, 2018. * Signals - The Vulture (All It Takes II). Youtube. June 28, 2019. * Signals - The New American Religion. Youtube. May 20, 2018. * Signals - The Vulture (All It Takes II). Facebook. 28 June 2019. • Rudisill, Alex (4 April 2014). Interview: Michael Jagmin of Skylit Drive. Idobi. Briel, Ridge (February 2, 2012). Interview: A Skylit Drive's Michael Jag Jagmin. Mind Equals Blown. Retrieved August 13, 2014. External links A Skylit Drive on Facebook A Skylit Drive on Twitter Retrieved from

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