Icon for hire download album 2013 Continue Icon for Hire is an American alternative punk rock band from Decatur, Illinois. Formed in 2007, the current line-up consists of vocalist Ariel and guitarist Sean Jump. Their debut album, Scripted, was released by Tooth and Nail on August 23, 2011, and has since broken records for the first week of debut album sales in addition to the seven Billboard charts. Icon For Hire EP - 2008 The Grey EP - 2009 Scenario (Japan Bonus) - 2011 01. It was supposed to be (3:49) 06. You were wrong (3:21) 09. Under the Knife (3:39) 13. You can't kill us (3:20) This page cites reliable sources, but that doesn't cover all the content. Help insert links. Unverified content can be removed.-Find Sources: Google (news, books and scientist) (April 2020) Icon for renting an icon for rent in a garage in 2011. From left: Sean Go, Adam Kronshagen, Ariel Bloomer and Josh Kinchelo. General Information Origins Decatur, Illinois Country United States Genre (s) Pop punkPunk rockHard alternativeRock alternativeRock AlternativeRock Electronic Period in the 2007 activity - currently the record label (s) Tooth and Nails Records Members Ariel BloomerShawn Jump Former members Adam KronshagenJosh KincheJoloeshua Davis Official Site Icon for Hire is an American punk rock band from Decatur, Illinois. Formed in 2007, the current line-up consists of vocalist Ariel and guitarist Sean Jump. Their debut album, Scripted, was released by Tooth and Nail on August 23, 2011, and has since broken records for the first week of debut album sales in addition to the seven Billboard charts. Origin story (2007-2009) Ariel met Jump in 2007 and, after discovering that he was playing guitar, began a musical collaboration between them. When the need for a drummer arose, Jump hired Adam Kronshagen, with whom he played casually as a member of the local party scene (of which Jump was six months clean at the time). Bassist Joshua Davis joined the band, which was officially formed in December of that year. The band played their first show at a local club in front of an audience of family and friends who gave them a positive reception, although, by the band's own admission, they gave a bad performance. Ariel said of the performance: Our passion for music was there, all that was missing in the sound that paid off with enthusiasm. Over the next two years, the band toured the Midwest and released two EPs, Icon for Hire EP (2008) and The Grey EP (2009). In the same year with the release of the latter, the original bassist Joshua Davis left the band. Tooth and Nails and Screenplay (2009-2011) Guitarist Sean Go play at a concert in 2011 In late 2009 the band was Tooth and nail records through Myspace. The label then sent representatives to one of the band's shows, and eventually signed with them in July 2010. We are delighted to join such a well-established and respected group as Tooth and Nail, the group shared after signing them. It is a record label that has a history always representing good music and really working side by side with its artists. Because we have been doing this on our own for over two years and it looks pretty good to collaborate with Tooth and Nails. We can't wait to record our debut album and see where this road takes us. They spent the last quarter of 2010 in the studio with producer Rob Hawkins and Aaron Sprinkle to record their first debut album Scripted, which was released by the label on August 23, 2011. The album reached The Billboard #7 for hard rock albums, #5 for Christian albums, #16 for alternative albums, #22 for rock albums and #95 on the Billboard 200. It also sold more than 4,300 units in its first month of release and broke the sales record in its first week on the tooth and nail debut album. The band also achieved success with the single Make A Move, which peaked in #13 on Christian rock R'R/Billboard and had a music video released exclusively online on guitar World magazine's website. Also in 2011, the band acquired bassist Josh Kinchelo. According to an interview with TVU in February 2012, the band was in the early stages of songwriting for the second album, but with plans to tour as much as they could for the remainder of 2012. In early 2013, they entered a studio in Los Angeles with producer Mike Greene to record a new album, which is expected to be released in the fall of that year. The names of some of the songs that will be part of the album have been revealed on their social media, including Sorry About Your Parents and Slow Down. On August 15, 2013, the band released their first single from their second studio album, Cynics and Critics. The album was released on October 15, 2013, and reached The Billboard #8 for hard rock albums, #4 for Christian albums, #16 for alternative albums, #20 for rock albums and #66 on the Billboard 200. Departure from Tooth and Nail and You Can't Kill Us: 2015-now June 6, 2015 Icon For Hire announced that it had terminated the contract with Tooth and Nail Records to become independent, citing creative, ideological and technical differences with the label. They simultaneously announced that they would release a new song and released the song Now You Know. Icon For Hire has released a mini-album (in limited edition) containing songs Now You Know and Bam Bam Pop. In the In February of the same year, the band posted an official music video for the song Now You Know on their official YouTube channel. On November 20, 2015, the band announced that Adam Kronshagen was leaving the band to focus more on his family, and that the band would continue. On March 15, 2016, the band announced a Kickstarter campaign for their new album, You Can't Kill Us. The album will be released throughout the year, with three new songs released every three months. The group raised $127,200, exceeding the original target of $2,016. To date, 6 songs have been performed for the album You Can't Kill Us: Here We Are, Supposed To Be, You Were Wrong (which received the music video), Get Well II, Happy Hurts (which received a lyrical video) and Pulse. Ariel Bloomer band members - vocals and keyboards (2007-present) Sean Go - Guitar (2007-present) Former members Joshua Davis - bass and impure vocals (2007-2009) Josh Kinchelo - bass and backing vocals (2011-201 Adam Krons Drums (20009)07-2015) Discography EPs Icon for Hire EP (2008) Grey EP (2009) Now Know EP (2015) Studio Albums of the Year Title Label Positions Top 200 Albums Rock Albums Christian Albums Alternative Albums Albums Hard Rock Albums Independent s 2011 Scenario Toothed Tooth and Nails Records 95 22 5 16 7 2013 Icon for hiring Tooth and Nail Records 66 20 4 16 8 11 2016 You can not kill us icon for hire Singles Album Title 2011 Make A Move Screenplay Get Well Grey Off With Her Head Fighting Yod Pieces 2013 Cynics and Critics Icon for Rolled Sugar and Spice 2014 Paying for Hearts Sorry for Your Parents 2015 Now You Know Now You Know Bam Bam Pop 2016 Here We You Can't Kill Us Presumably Be You Were Wrong Get Well II Happy Hurts Pulse Video Clips of the Year Music Director 2011 Make A Move Van Alan Bloomreich Get Well 2012 Off With Her Head Daniel Kwinones 20 1 3 Cynics and Critics 2016 Now You Know Jamie Holt Happy Hurts Presumably be Jamie Holt Contributions Of the Year Label Music Compilation 2011 Tooth and Nails Reports Summer Sampler 2011 Tooth and Nails Records Make a Move Now Hear It! 7.0 Sparrow Records A Very Tooth - Nail Christmas Sampler Tooth - Nail Records Other Songs Conversation With A Rockstar Sno Perfect Storm One Million Ways Links to all music. 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