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Southern California's Thrice, fronted by
guitarist Teppei Teranishi and
vocalist Dustin Kensrue, debuted in a
post-hardcore and "screamo" fashion with the
EP First Impressions (1999) and the full-length
Identity Crisis (Greenflag, 2000 - Posen, 2001).
By The Illusion of Safety (Sub City, 2002) the band was beginning to
morph into a more eclectic unit: while commanding respect among the legions
of emocore,
the songs indulged in both grandiose stances and heavy-metal violence.
The Artist in the Ambulance (Island, 2003) was torn between their
punk roots (The Abolition of Man) and an emo-pop calling
(The Artist in the Ambulance, All That's Left).
The contradiction was resolved on Vheissu (2005), a collection of
mostly melodic and sophisticated songs
(The Earth Will Shake, Atlantic, that also boasts electronic beats), including a
jazz tribute (For Miles).
If We Could Only See Us Now (2005) collected rarities.
The Alchemy Index Vols. I and II: Fire and Water (2007) collected
two EPs dedicated to two of the four elements. If Firebreather continued
Vheissu's mission of blending hardcore, metal and pop,
pieces such as the electronic Digital Sea had little to do with their
beginnings.
The Alchemy Index, Vol. III & IV: Air and Earth (2008) collected the
remaining two, the first one being the most "rocking" of the series.
Thrice's vocalist Dustin Kensrue debuted solo with Please Come Home (2006).
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