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| origin = [[Colorado]], United States
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| genre = [[Alternative country]], [[Southern rock]]
| genre = [[Alternative country]], [[Southern rock]]
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| years_active = 1996–2007, 2008–present
| label = [[Suburban Home Records|Suburban Home]], [[Third World Industries]], [[Wallride Records|Wallride]], [[De Rok]]
| label = [[Suburban Home Records|Suburban Home]], [[Third World Industries]], [[Wallride Records|Wallride]], [[De Rok]]
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Drag the River
OriginColorado, United States
GenresAlternative country, Southern rock
Years active1996–2007, 2008–present
LabelsSuburban Home, Third World Industries, Wallride, De Rok
MembersJon Snodgrass
J.J. Nobody
Chad Price
Chris Pierce
Past membersZach Boddicker (1999-2004, 2008-2010)
Dave Barker (2005-2007)
Casey Prestwood (2005-2006)
Paul Rucker (1996-2005)
Karl Alvarez (1997-2002)
Chad Rex

Drag the River is an alternative country band hailing from Fort Collins, Colorado, United States.

History

The band formed in 1996 when members Chad Price and Jon Snodgrass recorded 20 or so songs which were released as demos in 2000. All the members of the band come from a punk rock background. Price and ex-member Karl Alvarez have both been active in ALL since the 1990s. In 2002, J.J. Nobody of The Nobodys joined the band. Later, in 2004 Casey Prestwood of Hot Rod Circuit and Dave Barker of Pinhead Circus joined and picked up the steel & lead guitar, and drums, respectively. On March 23, 2006, it was announced that the band had signed to Suburban Home Records. It's Crazy on June 6, 2006.[1] The band was also nominated for best new song for "Modern Drunkard" by the Spanish magazine La Movida. The band announce they were breaking up in 2007,[2] however they reunited and released "You Can't Live This Way" in 2008. They continue to play shows as a duo (Price & Snodgrass) and often as a full band.

Discography

  • Hobo's Demos (2000)
  • Closed (2002)
  • Live at The Starlight (2002)
  • At the Green Door LP (2003)
  • Chicken Demos (2004)
  • Hey Buddies... (2004)
  • ...A Way with Women 7 inch (2006)
  • A Shame - Beautiful and Damned (Space mix) 7 inch (2006)
  • It's Crazy (2006)
  • Gabba Gabba Hey Buddies...LP (2007)
  • Found All The Parts (Split with the Dents) (2007)
  • You Can't Live This Way (2008)
  • can't Leave These Strays 7 inch (2009)
  • Garage Rock 7 inch (2009)
  • Under the Influence Vol 5 7 inch (2009)
  • Bad At Breaking Up (2009)
  • Split 7inch w/ Chris Wollard & the Ship Thieves (2009)
  • Primer (mix tape CD) (2009)
  • 2010 Demons (2010)
  • Hometown Caravan Fishing Club 7 inch (2013)
  • Losers/Marooned 7 inch (2013)
  • Drag The River (2013)

References

  1. ^ "Suburban Home signs Drag The River (ALL, Hot Rod Circuit)". Alternative Press. March 23, 2006. Retrieved July 19, 2016.
  2. ^ "Drag The River break up". Alternative Press. May 1, 2007. Retrieved August 12, 2016.


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