new found glory

metalcore band school

punk rock, alternative band

punk band

nah.!

lotsa lots of movies

album: "It's All About The Girls" (1997), album: "Nothing Gold Can Stay" (1999), album: "From The Screen To Your Stereo" (2000), album: "New Found Glory" (2000), album: "Sticks And Stones" (2002), album: "Catalyst" (2004), album: "Coming Home" (2006), album: "From The Screen To Your Stereo Part II" (2007)

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New Found Glory formed in the middle of 1997 with Jordan Pundik on vocals, Chad Gilbert (formerly of metalcore band Shai Hulud) Steve Klein on guitar, Ian Grushka on bass and Joe Moreno on drums. The band's first release was 1997's It's All About the Girls EP, released by Fiddler Records in June. Soon after the recording of It's All About the Girls, Moreno was replaced by current drummer Cyrus Bolooki. Their subsequent debut album Nothing Gold Can Stay was released by Eulogy Recordings; the release of this album combined with an extensive touring schedule soon earned the band a significant following.

Current members
Jordan Pundik - vocals
Chad Gilbert - guitar
Steve Klein - guitar
Ian Grushka - bass
Cyrus Bolooki - drums

Former members
Joe Moreno - drums (June 1997 - August 1997)
In the 10 years they’ve been a band, New Found Glory have sold millions of albums, logged hundreds of thousands of road miles, and influenced an entire generation of bands whose sounds range from emo to pop-punk to hardcore and beyond. Yet despite the fame, despite the platinum records, and despite the fact that their fan base includes bands who’ve gone platinum multiple times over in their own genres, New Found Glory remain the same five friends who started making music because there was nothing better to do in the Florida suburbs that spawned them.

Okay, so they’ve grown up a little, and one listen to the new From the Screen to Your Stereo Part 2 shows just how much. A sequel to the band’s similarly titled 2000 EP for Drive-Thru, From the Screen to Your Stereo Part 2 finds New Found Glory drawing on the matured arranging skills that made their 2006 album Coming Home a critical success. Featuring contributions from some of the bigger names NFG have influenced (members of Fall Out Boy, Taking Back Sunday and Cartel, to name but three), Part 2 is the sound of a band and their supporting crew all playing at the top of their game. And though it leaps fr

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