Artist description Music that rings with intensity and power. Bullet Train to Vegas combines a mix of the dc discord sound with the san diego gravity sound with a definite melodic and noise influence. Features former members of Adamantium, Gehenna, Give Until Gone, Stickfigurecarousel, Palefire, In Effigy, and Enewetak.

Music Style Indie and Punk

Musical Influences Hotsnakes, Ink & Dagger, Lincoln, Pitchfork, Heroin, Jawbox, Swiz, Born Against, Fine Day

Similar Artists Mars Volta, Rocket From The Crypt, Fugazi, Q And Not U, The Bloodbrothers, Pretty Girls Make Graves, At The Drive In, Drive Like Jehu

Artist History Bullet Train to Vegas released its debut CD EP Profile This on Letterbomb recordings (www.letterbombrecordings.com) in 2002. During September of 2002 Bullet Train toured the west coast with Q and Not U. After undergoing some lineup changes in December of 2002 Bullet Train prepared to go on a full U.S. tour during July and August of 2003 in support of the 6 song EP. After the tour Bullet Train plans to record for a full length and possibly a 7inch. Lots of new ideas are in the works.. Stayed tuned....

Group Members Dan Sena- Vocals,Guitar/ Jeb Sprague- Guitar/ Toby Sterrett - Bass/ Marty Cornish- Drums

Instruments guitars, bass, drums, and a whole lotta shakin'

Albums Profile This CD (6 song cd ep out on letterbomb recordings)

Press Reviews Reviews of the Profile This CD: It's not everyday that you come across a debut record as solid as this one. Bullet Train To Vegas is made up of ex-members of Give Until Gone among other bands, yet they play straight up rock similar at times to bands like Hot Snakes, Sparta, and Pretty Girls Make Graves. That being said, they also manage to carve out a sound that is completely their own with Dan Sena's unique vocals at the forefront. In a day and age when most "rock" bands don't rock at all, Bullet Train To Vegas comes as a refreshing change of pace. The future looks brighter. - STATUS MAGAZINE #18 April/May 2003 With the name, I was expecting a Drive Like Jehu tribute band. Aggressively mathy with melodic tempo changes nod toward At the Drive-In rather than The Hot Snakes' discordant noise textures. A more traditional rock approach shows their SoCal punk roots, but injects it with more accessible energy. -PUNK PLANET issue #56 July/August 2003.

Additional Info U.S. tour during July and August 2003. Stay tuned for an upcoming 2 song 7inch and a 10 song full length album.

Location Orange County, CA - USA

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