Useless Id

Yotam Ben-Horin - Song, bass Ishay Berger- Guitar Guy Carmel - Guitar Yonatan Harpak - Battery
Fun as one might think that Useless ID has the twenty eternal to see them in photos and listen to them. In images or in music, Israelis keep this freshness unstickable. And yet, it was in 1994 that Useless ID laid the first stones in its building. The case is first local and family. The band played mainly in Haifa, its hometown, and released its first two opus - Dead It's the opportunity to get the combo out of the country. The band toured in Europe, Japan and the United States. There he met Kris Roe, the frontman of The Ataris. Both sides agree to split: it is the birth of Let It Burn (2000). One of his tracks ("Too Bad You Don't Get It") is selected to be part of the famous Fat Short Music for Short People compilation (99 tracks played by 99 different bands in limited formats around 30 seconds). Useless ID just got into the big boys' yard. These events allow the quartet to sign at Kung Fu Records (The Vandals , Audio Karate ) at which the excellent Bad Story, Happy Ending (2001), on which Kris Roe is on production. In 2003 the band's masterpiece, No Vacation From The World, was followed by participation in the creation process of Angus Cook (Bad Astronaut), Joey Cape and Tony Sly (No Use For A Name ). A monument of European melodic punk rock. Another great name of the scene Bill Stevenson des Descendants takes on the following: Redemption (2005). But despite the title, it's more a poppy turn than a renaissance we're seeing. Despite this semi-failure, the Israelis retrust Stevenson and the studio of the Blasting Room (Colorado) to record their 6th opus - The Lost Broken Bones – marked by a return to something more punk rawk and an arrival at Suburban Home Records.