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It has been seven years since the world was first introduced to the innovative and emotional stylings of A Static Lullaby. They are one of the few bands who can boast that they were there when a genre was being born. Even more special is that they have battled the flood of copycats, survived the test of time, and are are still standing today. Despite periods of loss, internal struggles, and a sometimes unforgiving industry, vocalist Joe Brown and vocalist/guitarist Dan Arnold, who co-founded the band in 2001, refuse to let anything stand in the way of their original dream of writing and playing music. Finalizing their lineup with bassist Dane Poppin and drummer Tyler Mahurin, A Static Lullaby is ready to put the past behind them and charge ahead traveling on the heels of lessons learned, mistakes forgotten, and endless possibilities.

The road to today has been a long and tumultuous one for the Chino Hills, California rockers. Forming in 2001 while still in their teens, A Static Lullaby launched themselves into the local scene of Southern California with a fresh sound that was all at once heavy, catchy, and flat out well-written. ASL found themselves on stage and performing a short two weeks after becoming a band and immediately began to set the bar too high for their peers to reach. In the blink of an eye the band went from writing in their living rooms to being in the radar of the music industry spotlight. Thanks to an intense live show, a strong self-released EP entitled “Withered”, and an eye-catching image, the music of A Static Lullaby did not go undetected for very long. In 2003 the band signed to the well-established Ferret Records and released their debut record “.
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  • Hitlers_Cum

    you all should be listening elevate: i am

    20 May 11:23pm Reply

  • EmiliaQue

    Oh, fuck yeah.

    7 May 12:56am Reply

  • Ivar91

    timeless indeed, very good band. Still love their music

    26 Mar 2:33am Reply

  • RoCKiE_

    I started listening to them ... uhm 4 weeks ago again ... and yeah fuck :D can't stop. They are soooo good *_*

    23 Mar 8:11am Reply

  • bobo9390

    still one of my favorite bands. this shit never gets old.

    28 Feb 8:38pm Reply

  • CARLY-GAYJEPSEN

    high school.[2] lmao my niggers

    26 Feb 11:20pm Reply

  • ghostonastar

    Everything before 2003 was fucking cool. All of their raw recordings of just fast, fun, variations of punk, hardcore, and metal. Saw them at least 3 times between 2003-2004 and had such a blast at their shows. Everything after sony records took over got too serious and it wasn't fun anymore.

    1 Feb 8:40pm Reply

  • DOOMOBCKuu

    http://vk.com/club1807442

    31 Jan 12:55pm Reply

  • RoCKiE_

    Toxic >__<

    25 Jan 7:09pm Reply

  • Nelsonken

    why Let Go not in Toplist?? (︶︿︶)

    20 Jan 5:20am Reply

  • Registeel

    Hang Em' High

    25 Nov 2012 Reply

  • bobo9390

    No, it doesn't. It just means that's the only song anyone remembers. Far from their best, though.

    23 Nov 2012 Reply

  • IceSpoon

    really? a Britney cover is the most succesful hit? Well, this tells you how "good" they were...

    17 Nov 2012 Reply

  • brootinho

    Albums like Rattlesnake! don't come out every day. Underrated as hell. [3]

    5 Nov 2012 Reply

  • DeadXManiac

    high school.

    10 Oct 2012 Reply

  • rhuancesar_

    Toxic <3

    9 Oct 2012 Reply

  • btbam91

    I enjoy this band, especially since they are from my home town.

    30 Sep 2012 Reply

  • useless-

    Underrated as hell. All their albums are pretty solid. Especially the self-titled and Faso Latido :) [2] same thoughts, even though "faso latido" wasn't that successful.. I don't get it.

    15 Sep 2012 Reply

  • Ivar91

    Underrated as hell. All their albums are pretty solid. Especially the self-titled and Faso Latido :)

    2 Sep 2012 Reply

  • againstelegies

    I am forever happy they put out "... and don't forget to breathe" when I was a senior in high school.

    25 Aug 2012 Reply
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