Everything about Bear Vs Shark totally explained
Bear vs. Shark was a
post-hardcore band hailing from
Highland,
Michigan.
Formation
The members of the group have known each other all their lives with some members forming friendships as early as pre-school. The band actually formed during their college years when the members were playing in separate projects. The group's original drummer Brandon Moss left the group and was replaced by Ashley Horak. The group has cited
classic rock &
punk as well as
The Clash,
Fugazi, and
Motown as influences to the group's unique sound.
The group initially sent a demo to
Equal Vision Records and a representative from the label flew out immediately to sign the group.
Right Now, You're in the Best of Hands... and
Terrorhawk were released on vinyl by Friction Records, with
Right Now, You're in the Best of Hands included two previously unreleased tracks,
California Hot Seat (originally heard on the
(1653 EP) and
June 7th. Also, a special picture disc version of
Terrorhawk was released, with artwork by Jeff VandenBerg.
Marc Paffi recorded vocals for the song
1999 on the band If He Dies, He Dies release
Conquistador on
Friction Records.
Marc Paffi, Mike Muldoon, and Brandon Moss have started a new band together called Champions of History.
Brandon Moss is also a member of the band WILDCATTING. In addition to WILDCATTING Brandon Moss also plays horns in DON"T STAND SO CLOSE TO ME. A jazz/fusion ensemble that mixes solid hits from the POLICE.
Members
Former Members
Brandon Moss – Drums
Discography
Further Information
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