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THE ENERGY stands as an exciting new force in music today, a blend of 80s-hard rock with indie
sensibilities backing their music's positive message.
The band began with an undeniable connection between four young men: Adam, James, Ian and
Zach, all from different walks of life but internally united - and before anybody knew exactly what
was happening, THE ENERGY was born. Coming from humble beginnings - playing local clubs
and unheralded haunts - The Energy quickly emerged as one of the most up and coming bands in
the Northeast. The Energy has graced the stage of the Fillmore@Irving Plaza, The Blender
Theater@Gramercy, Marquee Theater, Highline Ballroom, the Viper Room, the Mercury Lounge,
the Knitting Factory, the State Theater, the Chance Theater, the Middle East, and Harpers Ferry,
consistently promoting messages of hope, personal struggle, and social consciousness.
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Armed with an inspiring work ethic, a nonstop touring regimen and great songs, The Sunstreak have been bringing their
own brand of infectious rock to the world since 2005. The Sunstreak, based out of Rochester, NY is comprised of Tony
Rebis (Vocals), Jason Sarkis (Bass), Jack Flynn (Guitar/Vocals), Gary Foster (Drums) and David Schuler
(Guitar/Synth/Vocals).
With the release of their self-titled and self-produced debut full length CD, The Sunstreak has hit the ground running
since the Summer of 2006 on the Vans Warped Tour, selling over 25,000 records in 2 months and landing them on he
Warped Tour compilation CD along with Saves the Day, Underoath, and Hellogoodbye. This relentless work ethic has
lead them to be the second band in history to post on the Billboard charts without a distribution deal - Notably 33 on the
Top Independent albums as well as 30 in overall Heatseakers. With the summer of 2009 just around the corner, and the
release of their new album, Once Upon A Lie, approaching, The Sunstreak show no signs of slowing down.
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For Day of Fire, LOSING ALL isn't about despair and endings, but hope and fresh starts. In the two years the
band has been working on the album, everything changed: their business relationships dissolved, and
Brown's eight-year marriage nearly ended, too. "This record was written from a real place, and everybody
goes through this at times in life," Brown says. "I've gone through it a couple times where I've felt like I've
lost everything."
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