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The Lima, Ohio-based emocore band Hit the Lights formed in the summer of 2003. Vocalist Colin Ross and guitarist Omar Zehery had previously teamed together in the little-known group Goodbye Session, while guitarist Nick Thompson tenured with the Summer Departure. Bassist David Bermosk and drummer Nate Van Dame (a former roadie for emo favorites Hawthorne Heights) completed the lineup, and after taking their name from a track on Metallica's influential debut LP, Kill 'Em All, Hit the Lights earned a fervent cult following on the basis of their feverish live shows. Studio time followed, and the group recorded its debut EP, 2004's From Ohio with Love, alongside A Day in the Life and Red Affair. After self-releasing the Until We Get Caught EP in 2005, Hit the Lights signed to the Triple Crown label, which reissued the disc in advance of the band's first full-length effort, 2006's This Is a Stick Up...Don't Make It a Murder. In 2007, Ross parted ways with the band, and Nick Thompson took over as the vocalist for 2008's Skip School, Start Fights. Guitarist Kevin Mahoney joined the lineup for the following year's Coast to Coast EP, and in 2012 the quintet released Invicta on the Sony subsidiary Razor & Tie. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
Have only heard until we get caught... I'll have to check the other albums
shadowseeker2016
Emo favorites Pandora you stereotypical piece of crap. Anyway they seem pretty good haven't heard much by them but I've heard enough to keep listening.
lol. Someone who says they should never be compared to "Legit" bands needs help, they obviously have never seen Hit The Lights. All Time Low used to be good until they came out with their newest cd. Which has the ridiculous following of ten year olds, along with the Maine's new cd. Hit the Lights is one of the best bands in the scene.
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awesome album