Today I Caught the Plague | |
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Left to right: Matt Young, Ben Davis, Dave Journeaux, Mike Ieradi, Steve Renni, and Eric Stone. | |
Background information | |
Origin | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
Genres | Progressive Metal Metal Melodic Hardcore |
Years active | 2005 – Present |
Labels | Independent |
Members | Dave Journeaux Ben Davis Matt Young Steve Rennie Eric Stone Mike Ieradi |
Past members | Matt Belanger |
Website | www.todayicaughttheplague.com www.myspace.com/todayicaughttheplague |
Today I Caught the Plague (often abbreviated as TICTP) is a Progressive metal sextet from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Formed in the winter of 2005/2006, the band released their debut EP Ms. Mary Mallon on July 4th, 2008 and their debut full-length Lore on June 14th, 2011, both independently.
Biography
editFollowing the break-up of Dave Journeaux and Mike Ieradi's previous band, A Legend Falls, the two formed Today I Caught the Plague. Slowly the group fleshed out their lineup, including members from Bill Furious and Among Ashes. The group's lineup was complete with the addition of Steve Rennie from Die Nameless.
After numerous pre-production sessions the band finally entered Addictive Sound Studios with producer and good friend Dean Hadji. After a few weeks of recording the band finished their debut EP, Ms. Mary Mallon.
Following the recording of Ms. Mary Mallon, bassist Matt Belanger left the band. With an EP ready to be released and a group of musicians eager to tour, the band recruited Eric Stone and Matt Young, formerly of There Were Thousands. The band's lineup was now complete.
Ms. Mary Mallon was released on July 4th, 2008. It has recieved very positive reviews[1]. The band has completed 2 full scale tours to date, and are currently on their third along with Syracuse Me.
Members
editCurrent Members
edit- Dave Journeaux - Vocals
- Ben Davis - Guitar/Vocals
- Steve Rennie - Guitar/Vocals
- Eric Stone - Bass/Vocals
- Matt Young - Keyboards/Vocals
- Mike Ieradi - Drums/Vocals
Former Members
edit- Matt Belanger - Bass/Vocals (2005-2008)
Discography
editAlbum
edit- Lore (2011)
EP
edit- Ms. Mary Mallon (2008)
Notes
editExternal Links
edit- Official Website
- Today I Caught the Plague on Myspace
- [1] Feature band page at gridingtheapparatus.net
See Also
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