Artist description Christian pop-punk/indie band from Phoenix, AZ. Rock and Roll baby... Rock and Roll!!!

Music Style Punk, indie Rock, Christian, emo,

Musical Influences OC Supertones, Jejune, Thursday, Mineral, PicturesCanTell, The Get-up Kids, Plankeye, Jimmy eat world, weezer, op ivy, ,

Similar Artists Jimmy eat world, Suicide Machines, weezer, op ivy, OC Supertones, The Get-up Kids, Planeye, NOFX,

Artist History Something Left To Learn formed in March 2000 at the dawn of the Arizona Christian music scene expansion. Bands such as American Made and Justified began receiving national recognition, two Arizona residents had recently joined Squad 5-0, and the youth of the valley began to see the hope of a merciful Savior. Since then S.L.T.L. has played over 30 live concerts with national bands such as The Vans Warped Tour, Living Sacrifice, The Juliana Theory, Five Iron Frenzy, Squad 5-0, RX Bandits, and Jefferies Fanclub. They have utilized each of these performances as a ministry opportunity to advance God’s Kingdom on earth. In January of 2001 the band released a self-produced four song E.P., and is currently in the process of recording a full length CD.

Group Members James Allen- Volcals/GUitar ~ Mark Pfister- Guitar ~ Roger Willis- Guitar/Vocals ~ Dustin Cleary- Drums

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Drums, Piano, Synth

Press Reviews As many know, Something Left To Learn performed at the Vans Warped Tour in Phoenix. While it was fun for the boys, it was also a battle - A BATTLE OF THE BANDS. That's right, it's a competition, and SLTL needs your help. The band is doing very well so far. As of July 9th SLTL was in 17th place out of 180 bands. Voting ends August 31st, and with your online vote SLTL will take home the gold. Please Spread the word to your friends. Elect SLTL and increase the peace! Register first, then vote. It only takes a minute and it helps us out a lot. Thanks! Go to http://battle.ernieball.com/main.html

Additional Info too emo for our own good :(

Location Phoenix, AZ - USA

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