Artist: Sinai Beach
Genre(s):
Metal
Alternative
Discography:
Immersed
Year: 2005
Tracks: 12
When Breath Excapes
Year: 2003
Tracks: 10
Hailing from southern California's prolific metalcore conniption of the 2000s, Sinai Beach's initial entranceway into the suppression frazzle was their album When Breath Escapes, issued in March 2003 via Facedown. The guys -- vocalizer CJ Alderson, drummer Mike Dunlap, guitarists Logan Lambert and Mike Risinger, and bassist Jeff Santo -- toured heavily for the next two old age in support of the record, playing shows in both North America and Europe, and hooking up with bands like Bleeding Through, Throwdown, and Norma Jean along the way. They at long last caught the attention of Victory Records, which sign-language Sinai Beach up in early 2005. Working with producer Eric Rachel (Atreyu, Dillinger Escape Plan), the band recorded its irregular full-length, Immersed -- which was released that April and exemplified the gang's passion of groups like Pantera, Danzig, Hatebreed, and Slayer. Directly next Immersed's release, Risinger proclaimed his resignation, and Sean Durham filled his shoes on guitar; bassist Santo was later swapped out for Daniel Barachkov as advantageously. When Breath Escapes was reissued with young cover artistic creation in the spring of 2006 by Victory, as the band readied material for its third album.
