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Attack In Black
12+ albums
indieCanadianindie rockpunkalternative rock
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Attack in Black was a Canadian indie rock band from Welland, Ontario, formed in 2003, whose music evolved from hardcore punk to indie rock and folk rock. The original band was Ian Romano (drums, percussion), his brother Daniel Romano (vocals, lead guitar), guitarist Spencer Burton, and bassist Aaron Murphy. Murphy soon quit and was replaced by another Welland-area musician Matthew Ellis, and the band recorded a self-titled EP for Grimsby, Ontario label Skate Ahead Records, which released it in 2004.[2] Ellis did not stay in the band long, and was replaced by bassist and singer Ian Kehoe, who had previously been in a band with Burton. Kehoe took on the job of writing most of the lyrics for the band. Solo artist Kendra Foord played keyboards briefly, leaving shortly before they toured western Canada due to creative differences. Closely following the lineup change, Attack in Black toured the west coast of Canada. Upon their return, they spoke with promoter Joel Carriere, who had just founded Dine Alone Records. They were signed in early 2006; the four-song Widows EP was released September 16, 2006. Shortly after that, they released the EP Northern Towns. That fall, they opened for Cancer Bats and Alexisonfire and, in the UK, Bayside. The band's debut album, "Marriage", was released on July 31, 2007. The album "The Curve Of The Earth" followed closely. The band's third album "Years (by One Thousand Fingertips)" was released on March 10, 2009. This was followed by a split
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