In Theory (band)
In Theory was a band from the Los Angeles, California, U.S.. The band originally consisted of high school friends Theo Gersht (guitar, vocals), Avromie Summers (lead guitar), Sam White (bass guitar), and Aaron Revivo (drums). Shortly before the release of the bands 2007 release This is IT Zak St. John replaced Aaron Revivo on drums although the album cover still featured Aaron.
In Theory's music is centered around energetic punk drum beats, thick distorted guitars and pop-flavored melodies. During their first incarnation, the group signed issued a debut self-titled CD in 2005 titled We're Better Live the CD featured twelve live studio songs. 2007's This is It continued in a similar vein, and got mixed reviews from critics. The band was both hailed and criticized for its youthful themes and content, such as a song inspired by episodes of The OC .
The band was first, and one of few bands in the world to be sponsored by the exclusive guitar manufacture RKS Guitars. The band was also represented by the TKO organization.
The band played their final show on August 21, 2007 at Hollywood's Key Club, in California.
As of the present the band has never officially acknowledged that they officially broke up or went on hiatus. The bands Myspace page is still up with music and links to purchase the bands album.
Rumored Projects
On December 22, 2008, In Theory lead singer Theo Gersht and lead guitarist Avromie Summers performed on the Universal City Walk under the name Facing East. The duo was accompanied by bassist Danny Balistocky and drummer Joe Harrera, both members of pop-punk band Goodbye Valentine. Facing East performed song that were not part of the In Theory repertoire but has not released an album to date .
Discography
Albums
- 2004: We're Better Live
- 2007: This is IT
EPs
- 2003: Untitled
Music Videos
- 2007: A New Medication
External links
- In Theory MySpace
- Official website (down)
- BlogCritic Band of the Week
- "Facing East on the Universal City Walk" from YouTube
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