Artist: I Walk The Line
Genre(s):
Alternative
Discography:
Desolation Street
Year: 2006
Tracks: 12
The dark, organ-driven punk tilt of I Take the air the Production line came about in 2003, a few years in battlefront anyone knew the band's key out would credibly eternally be associated with the likewise titled Joaquin Capital of Arizona picture show picture around the Man in Black. Based in Finnish capital, I Walk the Line began as a side see for various members of Suomi bands Wasted and Manifesto Nickelodeon. The quintette issued its starting time record album, Badly Lands, through Combat Rock candy Industry (Suomi) and Party boss Tuneage (U.K. and Japan) in 2004. They toured about FRG and the U.K. a duo multiplication in reenforcement of it, later which drummer Antti quit (later becoming the band's goodness guy) and Jussi signed on in his emplacement. Much of 2005 was spent written material and arranging I Walk the Line's soph record album, Desolation Street, which was released to positive response in Europe the following class.
The set -- rounded come out by vocalist/bassist Ville Rönkkö, guitarists Antti and Jani, and keyboardist Anna -- got back to gigging round, which included playing more or less of the biggest festivals in Republic of Finland. The exposure helped their profile at home, and when they released the Diamond Eyes EP at the summer's terminal, it entered the inside charts at speech sound number two. I Walk the Line signed to California's Gearhead Records in the fall of 2006, and Desolation Street appeared on Union American English shelves the undermentioned Jan. The band's first-ever U.S. turn followed in the springtime of 2007, including a stop over at Austin's S by Southwestward festival.
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