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Over It
   

Artist: Over It: mp3 download


   Genre(s): 

Rock

   







Discography:


Step Outside Yourself
   

 Step Outside Yourself

   Year: 2006   

Tracks: 13
Silverstrand
   

 Silverstrand

   Year: 2005   

Tracks: 12






Discovering novel limits for heedless impressions of the rock musical style and elysian by alternative bands like Jimmy Eat World or NOFX, Over It bring on invigorating staying power to the punk-pop style. Forming in Alexandria, VA, in 1998 (and subsequently relocating to California), Over It combined a four-piece gang, fronted by Peter Munters (guitar, vocals) and supported by Nick Bailey (guitar), James Ulrich (drums), and Seth Watts (freshwater bass voice). A few months after assembling, the band entered the studio to record their first demo tape, finally acquiring the attending of Negative Progression Records. It was then that the iV released its first six-song EP, the self-titled Over It, which arrived in record stores in 1999. Following a unappeasable circuit pickings the band all all over the Midwest, Over It entered the studio once more, preparing for their first full-length. The Ready Series -- released in late 2000 -- gained significant hail, non entirely locally, only beyond, supporting the ring once once again to circuit, this time on a full-scale national spell. Obtaining back-to-back airplay on numerous tuner stations of the Cross of the Cross and rave reviews in the media, the Virginia team and so started recording their third base disk, the EP Hindsight twenty-twenty, by and by issued in 2001. The banding participated in the Vans Warped Tour in 2002-2004, stints that helped construct a solid fan al-Qa'ida earlier they released Silverstrand in 2005 on Lobster Records. (They besides released an acoustic split with Junction 18 in 2003). In the precipitate of 2005, Over It participated in an on air MTV2 contest sponsored by Mountain Dew called "Dew Circuit Breakout" for up-and-coming bands (past winners included Yellowcard and Taking Back Sunday). Even though they finally lost to Hellogoodbye, the isthmus had still jumped to the major league by the end of the year, inking a carry on with Virgin. Their label debut, Footprint Outside Yourself, arrived in late summertime 2006; the album was Over It's most focussed feat even and included ex-Don't Look Down frontman Ryan Ogren like a shot in their ranks on guitar/vocals.