Artist description High energy music with a positive message

Music Style punk, post-punk

Musical Influences Hot Water Music, Superchunk, Alkaline Trio, Dag Nasty, Descendents, Good Riddance

Similar Artists Hot Water Music, Dag Nasty, Good Riddance

Artist History Formed in Vancouver in the spring of 2001 from the ashes of the long-standing TRI-LAMS (1997-2001). COMPANY DIME has set course towards a new sound that hasn't been done by the band in the past. Focusing now more on emotionally charged anthemic driven songs about unrest both socially and personally, the band has decided to wear its collective heart on their sleeve. A full year after recording their first solo E.P (NOTHING RIGHT, NOTHING LEFT)on their very own tri-city records, with Russ Rankin of Good Riddance, the band has had time to reflect on its sound and direction. Through this re-direction, they have had the opportunity to play with such bands as BOMBSHELL ROCKS, BY A THREAD, TSUNAMI BOMB, and even SUM 41. They have as well shared the stage with local acts ALL STATE CHAMPION, SPEAKING OF HEROES, and ROYAL GRAND PRIX. With the summer of 2002 at an end, the band has recorded a 6 song E.P under their new moniker, and has begun to blaze its own trail. The E.P should be available in late 2002. A three-song promo is available now for promoters only. For contact & bookings email: Attn. Crabtree companydime69@hotmail.com check out our website @ : http://www.geocities.com/companydime02/

Group Members Pops plays drums and sings backups, Rouso sings lead and play rhythm guitar, Seiler plays lead guitar and sings backups, Geoff plays bass.

Albums the Tri-Lams- Nothing Right, Nothing Left-TRI-CITY RECORDS,2001

Location Vancouver, British Columbia - Canada

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