Artist description With confidence, Code Brown pushes past the more widely known (and less exciting) form of punk rock called Pop-Punk or Emo-Punk. They write a few of these songs, but have sworn to blending musical styles rather being an all emo or an all pop-punk band. They add a unique blend of metal to their brand of punk rock.

Music Style A unique blend of Emo punk, Metal, and technical punk rock

Musical Influences Thrice, Strung Out, the CAFfiends

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Artist History 4 pissed off kids, a few guitars, some drums, and vocal chords, throw it all together in a studio for 20 hours and you end up with Code Brown and their latest relase, "Designing a Failure". The new EP showcases evolvement in every form that the band can mature in. Meaningful, straight-to-the-point lyrics blended seamlessly with powerhouse metal and punk rock riffs make this album a "take your breath away" effect normally not capable from a bands that are barely Juniors in high school. Maintaining the diversity that their very first demo acheived, Code Brown will always let their music evolve and come straight from all four of their little angst filled hearts so expect better things along the way.

Group Members Chad (lead guitar, vocals) Devin (rythm guitar, vocals) Eric (bass, vocals) Alex (drums)

Instruments Marshall Amplifiers/Speaker Cabs, Fender Amplifiers/Speaker Cabs, Peavey Amplifiers, Rickenbacker Speaker Cabs, Randall Amplifiers, ESP Guitars, Epiphone Guitars, Fender Guitars, Audio Technica Mics, Gibralter Rack Gear, Zildian Symbols, Sabian Symbols, Evans Drum Heads, Pearl Drums, Dunlop Straplocks, Dunlop Tortex Pics, Monster Cables, Ernie Ball Strings

Albums "Freshman Demo" 2001 (SR), "Designing A Failure" 2002 (Me First/ Uncool Records)

Press Reviews "Your band name sucks!" anyone that hasn't listened to us. "I love your CD!!!" anyone that listens to it

Location Walnut, California - USA

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