Smile Empty Soul : iSOUND.COM™

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Formed: 1999

Official Site: www.smileemptysoul.com/
iSound Site: www.isound.com/smile_empty_soul

Biography

Sounds Like

Artists:
Saliva
System of a Down
Skrape
Godsmack
Papa Roach
Linkin Park
Genres:
Alternative Metal

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	Vultures Released: 2006

Biography

Smile Empty Soul was formed by high schoolers in Santa Clarita, California in the summer of 1999. The band consists of vocalist/guitarist Sean Danielsen, bass player Ryan Martin, and drummer Derek Gledhill. The band was formed as a "mutual love of music". Smile Empty Soul played around locally in the Santa Clarita area, then they made their way down to the Sunset Strip. That is where former indie rock band ThroBack member Todd Parker heard a demo tape of the trio. He immediatly gave the tape to contacs, and Smile Empty Soul had a record deal with Lava Records. And in May 2003, Smile Empty Soul released their self-titled debut album. Danielsen claims that a lot of his lyrics are just something he wants people to relate to. And some of his songs like "Every Sunday" and "The Other Side" are just songs that he experienced as a child, and I think it's great how he puts all of his emotion and anger, all into his music.

Bio written by: BLASTT

Artist Forum


Discussion Topic	Creator
new cd? are they suppose to be getting a new cd sometime because their debut cd has been out for like a year now but i just found out about them rescently with their new single silohettes they must not be popular around here	SimplePlanLvR4EvR

Replys	Listener
Actually the SES members said that the new album is not going to come out yet because they are on tour and they dont have time to focus on the new album yet.But it will be out soon, 1st they need to get some studio time.	fallendown
i can't wait for another album...	BLASTT
There gonna let the first album Soak, Think about other great band System of a down didnt come out with toxicity until 3 years after the Self titled CD, Korn took 2 years for there 2nd CD.	Mr_Krift