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The Deadlights were a short lived Alternative metal/Nu Metal band out of Long Beach, California. The band's most notable achievement was playing the second stage at Ozzfest 2000.
The band released one self-titled album on February 22, 2000. The first 4 tracks ("Bitter", "Amplifier", "Nothing" & "Sweet Oblivion") were released as promotional singles to radio and there was a low budget video shot for the track "Junk".
Duke Collins - vocals / lead guitar
Jimmy Falcone - drums
Billy Roan - guitars
Jerry Montano - bass
In late 2000, a message posted on the band's official web site by Duke. Here is Duke's posting in its entirety:
"Peace to Jim, Jerry and Billy, and much respect goes out to them and whatever they do. As for me, I would like to finally thank all you fans who stuck by us, and continue to show your support for what we were trying to do. It's unfortunate that conditions that we had to face as a band made it impossible for us to keep making music together, but oh well, fuck everyone. As for shit talkers, you can all suck a fat dick. I never gave a fuck about being a rock star, I just wanted to fuck shit up any way I could and will continue to do that. Besides, jealousy will get you nowhere. The real sick motherfuckers know who you are. I'm putting together a new thing, which like everything I've ever done, will be a progression of what I've always been trying to do, which is fuck with your heads any way I can. We all know the record business sucks , but you can't kill what's already dead. DEADLIGHTS rule."
Bassist Jerry Montano went on to play bass in the Alternative Metal band Nothingface and briefly play bass in the super group Hellyeah, but was fired from the band after assaulting the bands producer.
Duke, the lead singer and rhythm guitarist, went on to play bass in the Groove metal band Droid but has since parted ways with the group. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
The band released one self-titled album on February 22, 2000. The first 4 tracks ("Bitter", "Amplifier", "Nothing" & "Sweet Oblivion") were released as promotional singles to radio and there was a low budget video shot for the track "Junk".
Duke Collins - vocals / lead guitar
Jimmy Falcone - drums
Billy Roan - guitars
Jerry Montano - bass
In late 2000, a message posted on the band's official web site by Duke. Here is Duke's posting in its entirety:
"Peace to Jim, Jerry and Billy, and much respect goes out to them and whatever they do. As for me, I would like to finally thank all you fans who stuck by us, and continue to show your support for what we were trying to do. It's unfortunate that conditions that we had to face as a band made it impossible for us to keep making music together, but oh well, fuck everyone. As for shit talkers, you can all suck a fat dick. I never gave a fuck about being a rock star, I just wanted to fuck shit up any way I could and will continue to do that. Besides, jealousy will get you nowhere. The real sick motherfuckers know who you are. I'm putting together a new thing, which like everything I've ever done, will be a progression of what I've always been trying to do, which is fuck with your heads any way I can. We all know the record business sucks , but you can't kill what's already dead. DEADLIGHTS rule."
Bassist Jerry Montano went on to play bass in the Alternative Metal band Nothingface and briefly play bass in the super group Hellyeah, but was fired from the band after assaulting the bands producer.
Duke, the lead singer and rhythm guitarist, went on to play bass in the Groove metal band Droid but has since parted ways with the group. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
When a Stephen King novel influences a band's name, one knows they must be hard and heavy. Such is the case with the Southern California quartet The Deadlights. Their name signifies the name of the lights at the end of the tunnel after a near-death experience. The band was created by vocalist Duke and drummer Jim Falcone. The duo added Jerry Montano on bass guitar and Billy Roan on lead guitar to round out the group. The foursome began playing hard-hitting shows in the late '90s with other California rockers like System of a Down and Coal Chamber. After creating a buzz with their live performances, the band signed a record contract with Electra Records in 1999, where they showed they were levels above the typical aggro band. They released their self-titled debut produced by Sylvia Massey in 2000 and followed that up with a stint on the Ozzfest 2000 tour. Unfortunately, the band's success was short-lived. In early 2001, the group was dropped from their record deal with Electra and broke up due to constant internal fighting. One member even left one of the altercations with a broken jaw. Following this chain of events, each cohort went their own separate way. Duke started a new musical project in California, while bassist Jerry Montano joined the heavy metal group Nothingface.
There is also a pop punk/melodic hardcore band from Connecticut that go by the name Deadlights. They do not have a "the" before their name, but all scrobbles re-direct here. Check them out at: www.myspace.com/deadlights Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
There is also a pop punk/melodic hardcore band from Connecticut that go by the name Deadlights. They do not have a "the" before their name, but all scrobbles re-direct here. Check them out at: www.myspace.com/deadlights Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.