400 Blows (Los Angeles band)
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400 Blows is a Los Angeles-based band, formed in 1997, and is currently signed to Gold Standard Laboratories. Their first release was self titled. In 2000 the band released "The Black Rainbow", and their Third LP was 2006's "Angel's Trumpets and Devil's Trombones."
Members
They began as a two piece but are now made up of three members.
Current
- Skot Alexander - Vocals
- Scott Martin - Guitar
- Kevin Fitzgerald - Drums
Past
- Christian Moreno - Guitar
- Ferdinand - Drums
- Arjun Mistry - Guitar
Discography
- Black Rainbow (Rehash Records, 2003)
- The Sore Thumb EP (Gold Standard Laboratories, 2005)
- Angel's Trumpets and Devil's Trombones (Gold Standard Laboratories, 2005)
- The Average Guy (Buddyhead Records, 2006)
External links
- 400blows.net - Official website
- 400 Blows at Allmusic.com
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