Palehorse

Vincent Calandra - song Dave Heck - bass Dave LePage - guitar Joe Longobardi - drums
Palehorse made his first screams in 2003. Vincent Calandra, a former Mansruin , joins his friend Dave LePage in order to give back to hardcore his letters of nobility. The duo surrounds himself with a drummer and bass player and records his first demo, And I Looked . Soon after, the band was joined by bass player Sean Brickley. Palehorse is gradually beginning to work with grated contacts across the northeast. From Connecticut to Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Vermont, Vinnie Calandra's formation built its reputation and the band's t-shirts became more and more numerous at concerts. Considering himself sufficiently ready, Palehorse decided to record his first ep. To do this, Calandra and LePage recruit an additional guitarist, John Tamas, as well as drummer Joe Longobardi. Having heard of a new studio created by Matt Henderson ( Madball , Agnostic Front ) called Atomic Recording, the quintet invests in the scene and realizes Secrets Within Secrets, released in 2005 at Martyr Records. Palehorse then left on the roads, performing in all the great places of the U.S. hardcore alongside emeritus formations such as Give Up the Ghost, Integrity, Terror, With Honor or Outbreak. However, his progression was halted by the death of John Tamas. Despite everything Palehorse continues his path, deciding to leave vacant the place of second guitarist in memory of his friend. In 2006, the band entered Bridge Nine Records (Death Before Dishonor , The Hope Conspiracy , Give Up The Ghost ) and released its first album, "Amongst The Flock". As a result, Palehorse recorded a split with Colin Of Arabia scheduled for release in early 2007.