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| ⚫ | '''Black Market Hero''' is a five person [[metalcore]] band, composed of members from the bands [[40 Below Summer]] and [[Flaw (band)|Flaw]]. Flaw and 40 Below Summer have combined album sales nearing 600k records and toured extensively. Those tours included Ozzfest 2002, Mudvayne, Slipknot, Drowning Pool, Ill Nino, and Mushroomhead, to name a few. Black Market Hero is looking to capitalize on a huge built-in fan base. |
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== History == |
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| ⚫ | The Black Market Hero story begins in New York City, with the hiatus of rock bands Flaw and 40 Below Summer in full effect by the fall of 2005. At that time Max Illidge (vocals) and Joey D’Amico (guitar) of 40 Below Summer, connected with Ryan Jurhs (guitar) of the band Flaw. They continued as 40 Below Summer, but soon realized that too much had changed. They subsequently made the decision to change the name and direction of the band. The trio sensed that one crucial ingredient was missing and that in order to truly emerge as a force to be reckoned with they would need to find an amazing drummer. The decision was easy. Micah Havertape (drums) of the band Flaw was called-upon. With the notoriety of their previous groups, much hype ensued after the announcement. In March 2006, once again the band found itself searching for another member. After a long and somewhat-entertaining audition process, the band found what they were looking for. In August 2006, Matt Fortin (bass) signed on with Black Market Hero. |
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With the line-up complete and an arsenal of new material, Black Market Hero will open the book on a new phase of their journey. |
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==Music== |
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Early before the five song demo, there was album called "6 Song Demo" that Black Market Hero didn't like and only gave to a few people: |
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1. Freedom Dealer (3:47)<br/> |
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2. Worship (4:41)<br/> |
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3. 3D (3:24)<br/> |
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4. Popsicle (3:17)<br/> |
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5. Last Rights (4:44)<br/> |
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6. Daylight Savings (3:40) |
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"Popsicle" and "Daylight Savings" were later sold at concerts. |
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In 2006, Black Market Hero released a 5 song demo now available for purchase on myspace. The track list is: |
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1. Walking the Plank (3:25)<br/> |
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2. 3D (3:21)<br/> |
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3. Hate Mail (3:21)<br/> |
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4. Worship (4:45)<br/> |
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5. How Long (3:09) |
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In 2007, Black Market Hero released 3 more Demos: |
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"Freedom Dealer" (3:27)<br/> |
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"Truth Serum" (4:32)<br/> |
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"Scapegoat" (4:15) |
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Recently, on the band's Myspace all of their songs besides "Popsicle" and "Last Rights" have been made available to buy, with the addition of a new song, "Waiting in Exile." On July 28, 2008 they put up a new song called "Hand of God," and week later "Asphyxiate." Expendable was just added and is stated to be on their upcoming untitled album released sometime in 2009. |
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In 2008 Black Market Hero released a special limited edition EP called Unreleased Tracks featuring songs not to be featured on the upcoming album. It is only available for a short time with clothing orders from their Myspace page. The tracklisting is as follows: |
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1. Daylight Savings<br> |
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2. Scapegoat<br> |
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3. Popsicle<br> |
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4. Waiting In Exile<br> |
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5. Above And Beyond<br> |
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6. Last Rites |
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== Discography == |
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[[Untitled studio album due out in 2009]] |
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==Members== |
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Current |
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* Max Illidge - Vocals (40 Below Summer) (2005-present) |
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* Joey D'Amico - Rhythm Guitar (40 Below Summer) (2005-present) |
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* Angel Vivaldi - Lead Guitar (2008-present) |
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* Matt Fortin - Bass (ex-Confliction) (2005-present) |
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* Micah Havertape - Drums (ex-Flaw) (2005-present) |
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Former |
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* Chris (ReDD) Kerrigan - guitar (Revenge of the Dragon) (2007) (filled in 2 shows) |
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* Ryan Jurhs - Guitar (Flaw) (2005-2007) |
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* Hector Graziani - Bass (40 Below Summer) (2005) (never played any shows) |
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* Ali Nassar - Drums (40 Below Summer) (2005) (never played any shows) |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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* [http://www.myspace.com/officialblackmarkethero Myspace Page] |
* [http://www.myspace.com/officialblackmarkethero Myspace Page] |
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* [http://waitinginexile.proboards46.com/index.cgi Black Market Hero Fan Message Board] |
* [http://waitinginexile.proboards46.com/index.cgi Black Market Hero Fan Message Board] |
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[[Category:American alternative metal musical groups]] |
[[Category:American alternative metal musical groups]] |
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Black Market Hero is a five person metalcore band, composed of members from the bands 40 Below Summer and Flaw. Flaw and 40 Below Summer have combined album sales nearing 600k records and toured extensively. Those tours included Ozzfest 2002, Mudvayne, Slipknot, Drowning Pool, Ill Nino, and Mushroomhead, to name a few. Black Market Hero is looking to capitalize on a huge built-in fan base.
History
The Black Market Hero story begins in New York City, with the hiatus of rock bands Flaw and 40 Below Summer in full effect by the fall of 2005. At that time Max Illidge (vocals) and Joey D’Amico (guitar) of 40 Below Summer, connected with Ryan Jurhs (guitar) of the band Flaw. They continued as 40 Below Summer, but soon realized that too much had changed. They subsequently made the decision to change the name and direction of the band. The trio sensed that one crucial ingredient was missing and that in order to truly emerge as a force to be reckoned with they would need to find an amazing drummer. The decision was easy. Micah Havertape (drums) of the band Flaw was called-upon. With the notoriety of their previous groups, much hype ensued after the announcement. In March 2006, once again the band found itself searching for another member. After a long and somewhat-entertaining audition process, the band found what they were looking for. In August 2006, Matt Fortin (bass) signed on with Black Market Hero.