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Jack Cade has been walking the fiery road as a singer for the last 5 years. Born and raised during the 70’s in the Medway Delta, he grew up at a time when music, art, politics and creative expression where all thrown into the melting pot of Punk, and although times may have been a bit bleak, with high unemployment and the like, anything and everything seemed possible. His early years were spent jumping around, thrashing guitars and listening to punk and new wave, whilst early on he was inspired by the likes of the Clash, The Damned, Buzzcocks and...

The Hurt Process were a British and American metal/rock band. After two top-selling full-lengths, 2004's 'Drive-By Monologue' and 2005's 'A Heartbeat Behind', and a few member changes, the band decided to call it a day in September 2006. They will be sorely missed amongst fans of emotional music and metal alike for their crushing beatdowns and soaring vocal harmonies which manage to draw from influences as varied as Thursday and Killswitch Engage. The band was originally a six-piece, with a dual-vocal system of harmonised vocals and powerful screams, made up of Mark Andrews and Daniel Lawrence. The guitarists were Tom...

There are at least 3 artists with this name. 1) EVERYDAY PEOPLE was a Canadian rock band formed by Bruce Wheaton that made one album produced by Terry Brown for the Paramount label in 1971. http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/~bwheaton/ 2) EVERYDAY PEOPLE was an american funk/soul band that made one album in 1972. They covered Kool & The Gang's '"Funky Granny" and "Who's Gonna Take the Weight" Stevie Wonder's "Superwoman" and "I Like What I Like" which was written by the Canadian Everyday People. 3) In October of 1987, Stanford University juniors Larry Shorter and Tony Stovall were inspired by Sly Stone's multi-racial,...

From Columbus Ohio, Everyday Sunday was signed by Flicker Records following their 2001 independent release of "Sleeper." Under Flicker, they have produced two full length albums: 2002's "Stand Up" and 2004's "Anthems For The Imperfect." Their most recent album is "The Best Night of Our Lives." The only original member of the band that remains is lead-singer Trey Pearson. Also in the band are Nick Spencer and Tyler Craft, and most recently Micah Kuiper (also of The Cast and Crew). Former members include Andy, Jason, Jesse, Brad, Dan, Chris, and Kevin. The video for "Lose It Again" was voted the...