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'''Across Five Aprils''', whose name is borrowed from the late [[Irene Hunt]] Novel based around the [[United States Civil War]], is a [[metalcore]] band from [[Chattanooga, Tennessee]].<ref>{{citation|publisher=Vanguard |url= http://www.usavanguard.com/home/index.cfm?event=displayArticlePrinterFriendly&uStory_id=586b29c8-9eee-4776-a048-28996c86350b |title=Hillbilly outlaw rock surfaces at Florida's Shocktoberfest|author= Michael Gregory|date=October 21, 2003}}</ref> The band started in September of 2001 and is currently signed to [[Indianola Records]].
'''Across Five Aprils''', whose name is borrowed from the late [[Irene Hunt]] Novel based around the [[United States Civil War]], is a [[metalcore]] band from [[Chattanooga, Tennessee]]. The band started in September of 2001 and is currently signed to [[Indianola Records]].




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=== Music Videos ===
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Revision as of 18:15, 22 May 2007

Across Five Aprils

Across Five Aprils, whose name is borrowed from the late Irene Hunt Novel based around the United States Civil War, is a metalcore band from Chattanooga, Tennessee. The band started in September of 2001 and is currently signed to Indianola Records.


History

Beginning with the release of "A Tragedy in Progress" in May of 2003 on Indianola Records, Across Five Aprils hit the East Coast by storm to support their freshman full length release. They played shows with bands such as Underoath, My Chemical Romance, Norma Jean, Haste The Day, Atreyu and It Dies Today.

After a few road bumps, member alterations and a lot of records sold (now the best selling Indianola Records release to date), the band then wrote and recorded their second release on Indianola, an EP entitled "Living in the Moment". Shortly after the release of the EP, frontman Steve Taylor left the band and they picked up new frontman Brandon Mullins (formerly the vocalist for the band Embraced). They toured the US several times and then settled down to write their second full length release, "Collapse".

Since then, the band has been on the road full time. They just got back from their tour in Europe, which has been their most successful tour to date, and will be back on the road to tour all summer starting in June.

Members

Current

Former

Discography

EP's

Album Cover Title Date of Release Record Label
File:A5A-ScenicCity.gif Twenty-Three Minutes And Thirty-Four
Seconds Of Scenic City Rock N Roll
March 2003 none
File:A5A-SelfTitled.gif Self-Titled EP October 2003 none
File:A5A-Moment.gif Living In The Moment September 14, 2004 Indianola Records


Full Length

Album Cover Title Date of Release Record Label
File:A5A-Tragedy.gif A Tragedy In Progress May 20, 2003 Indianola Records
File:A5A-Collapse.jpg Collapse July 11, 2006 Indianola Records


Music Videos

Blue-Eyed Suicide (A Tragedy In Progress)
Let's Whisper (Collapse)


Official Website
Across Five Aprils at MySpace
Across Five Aprils at PureVolume
Indianola Records