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Oh, Manhattan
12+ albums
post-hardcoremetalcoreexperimentalmath rockprogressive post-hardcore
about
Oh, Manhattan was a progressive post-hardcore band from Atlanta/Athens, Georgia, United States. The band formed in mid 2009 and that same year released their 3 song EP We're All Sons Of Bitches Now. After self releasing another EP (The Anti-DaVinci) in September 2010, the band attracted a more prominent fanbase. In November, OM signed with Indianola Records and in January 2011, they traveled to Earthsound Studios in Valdosta, Georgia to record their album with famed producer Lee Dyess. (From First To Last, Across Five Aprils, I Set My Friends On Fire, Mayday Parade and so on) The debut album Spiritual Warfare, released in September of 2011 and the band embarked on several US tours. With youthful energy and determination. Some years later they reformed with their original vocalist Donny Thomas and are heading to play the South By So What Music Festival in Dallas, TX. The reunion also features original guitarists Cody Gray and Chris Branton along with new screamer Will Turner (ex. Some Mistakes), bassist Thomas Lovejoy (Latin For Truth, Some Mistakes) and drummer Josh Landry. They mentioned releasing an EP entitled "A Generation In Peril", but it never happened. Discography: 2011 - Spiritual Warfare 2010 - The Anti-DaVinci 2009 - We're All Sons Of Bitches Now Members during their active time: Donny Roll Thomas - Vocals (On the first two EPs and left in 2011) Hance Alligood - Vocals (Was later in Woe, Is Me) Cody Gray - Guitar Chris 'Houston' Branton - Guitar (Replaced Josh
