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From left to right: Micah Havertape, Lance Arny, Chris Volz, Ryan Jurhs (Endangered Species line-up) | | Background information | | Origin |
 Louisville, Kentucky | | Genre(s) | Nu Metal
Hard Rock | | Years active | 1995 – 2004
2006 – Present | | Label(s) | Universal/Republic (2000–2004) | | Members | Chris Volz
Jason Daunt
Chris Ballinger
Lance Arny
Alex Cando | | Former members | Ivan Arnold
Ryan Jurhs
Micah Havertape
Van Avery | Flaw is a nu metal/hard rock music group from Louisville, Kentucky. The band was formed by guitarist Jason Daunt in 1995. Image File history File links Broom_icon. ...
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Nu metal (also called aggro metal, or nü metal using the traditional heavy metal umlaut) is a musical genre that has origins in the mid 1990s. ...
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Official language(s) English[1] Capital Frankfort Largest city Louisville Area Ranked 37th - Total 40,444 sq mi (104,749 km²) - Width 140 miles (225 km) - Length 379 miles (610 km) - % water 1. ...
History
Flaw's formation Flaw formed in 1995 when vocalist Chris Volz answered an ad in a local paper placed by guitarist Jason Daunt looking for a singer for an alternative/industrial band. The band's rhythm section progressed through several lineup changed but solidified with the addition of bassist Ryan Jurhs in 1998. That same year the band recorded their first independent record American Arrogance. Because they were low on money, the band ordered everything they needed to record from the Musician's Friend catalog, then returned it using the 30-day return policy. Their album gave them the opportunity to open for acts including Fear Factory and Econoline Crush. A local radio station, The Fox, broadcasted the songs from Flaw's indie disc, giving them further notoriety. Two more well-received independent records, 1998's self titled album Flaw and 2000's Drama were later produced. Flaw was then signed to Universal/Republic Records in 2000 where they released their debut album, "Through The Eyes" in 2001. The record received rave reviews even by fans who didn't like nu-metal because the album was called very original. The album eventually topped the Billboard Heatseekers Chart, due to good play of their music videos "Payback" and "Whole" on MTV2 and rock radio. They also played Ozzfest in 2002, which also helped their record sales. In 2004, after a long absence, Flaw returned to the studio to begin recording their second album, "Endangered Species". The band had gotten rid of guitarist Jay Daunt and drummer Chris Ballinger, so fans were eagerly awaiting the new release to see if it could match the first one. The first single released off of the album was called "Recognize", which received a decent amount of radio play. A video was supposed to be shot but it never happened. Due to somewhat mediocre promoting, the album debuted at #42 on the Billboard Top 200, selling 27,527 copies in it's first week. The album received mixed reviews from fans, partly due to the softer nature of the album and it being less like Through The Eyes. Flaw was soon dropped by Universal after failing to sell 500,000 copies of both their albums and later broke up. Chris Volz is an American musician based in Louisville, Kentucky. ...
American Arrogance is Flaws first indie album, self-released in 1997 on cassette tape. ...
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Fear Factory is a long standing and highly influential metal band, based out of Los Angeles, California, USA. They have released seven full-length albums and a number of singles and remixes, over the course of which they have evolved from a succession of, as well as steadily pioneered a...
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Flaw is Flaws second indie album, self-released in 1998. ...
Drama is Flaws third and final indie album, self-released in 2000. ...
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Flaw's breakup Flaw was dropped by their label Universal Records in late 2004. The band's final days left many angry fans venting on the band's message board. They had setup a few shows within their surrounding states, and when the break-up news began to circulate, no one from the band stepped forward to confirm or deny it. Several fans drove hundreds of miles to see the shows only to be told by club managers that the band unexpectedly canceled without notice. The group's website had, at the time, still displayed a notice which read "Flaw is still playing". Universal Records is an American record label owned by Universal Music Group. ...
Post-Flaw projects - Chris Volz: Started up an entirely new project with drummer Ivan Arnold who played with Flaw from 1998 to 2000. Their new group was initially entitled "Vent", but switched to the moniker Five.Bolt.Main. Their debut album Venting was released in 2005. A Live album was released in 2006. Has since returned to Flaw and is also working on a solo album set for release in Fall of 2007.
- Jason Daunt: Was working with Louisville band Into Another, as well as going back to school for a college degree. Has since reunited with Flaw.
- Ryan Jurhs: Playing guitar with Black Market Hero along with ex-40 Below Summer members.
- Micah Havertape: Playing drums with Black Market Hero.
- Lance Arny: Played Guitar for Nail Gun Strategy in Louisville, now back with Flaw.
- Chris Ballinger: Played in small bands before returning to reform Flaw.
- Chris Volz and Rock Ridge Records have announced that Chris will be releasing a solo project in Fall 2007 but it will not interfere with Flaw's reunion.
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Venting Track list 1 The Gift 2 Pathetic 3 Wait In Line 4 Broken Compass 5 What you are 6 Slip 7 Breathing 8 Seem To Be Fine 9 Life Of Mine 10 Descending 11 Made Like This 12 Bid Farewell ...
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40 Below Summer was a five-piece nu metal music group from New Jersey, USA. // Formed in 1998, 40 Below Summer came together after drummer and Peruvian native Carlos Aguilar met with singer Max Illidge. ...
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Flaw returns According to the Flaw fansite, flawfans.com, Flaw has reunited with three of the founding members in Chris Volz, Jason Daunt and Chris Ballinger. The trio are apparently working on new material and planning new tour dates. This has also been confirmed on the Five.Bolt.Main forums by Jason Daunt.[1] According to www.myspace.com/flaw Lance Arny has also returned. There is a video of the band in the studio recording their new album available on Youtube and the band's Myspace. Former Five.Bolt.Main/Alston bassist Alex Cando has joined the band as the new bass player. The band recently did an interview with All Knowing Force that caused some 40 Below Summer/Black Market Hero fans to be angry with some of Chris Volz's comments. The interview can be listened to here: [2]On March 11th, at Headliner's Music Hall in Louisville, Kentucky, the band played it's first show back since their break up. They played the show with Powerman 5000. The band has also announced that they hope to release an album in Summer/Fall 2007 and are currently trying to find the right record company to sign with. Five. ...
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40 Below Summer was a five-piece nu metal music group from New Jersey, USA. // Formed in 1998, 40 Below Summer came together after drummer and Peruvian native Carlos Aguilar met with singer Max Illidge. ...
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Powerman 5000, frequently referred to as PM5K, are a Boston-based alternative metal/punk rock band formed in 1991. ...
Members
Through the Eyes line-up - Chris Volz – Vocals
- Jason Daunt – Guitar, Keyboards
- Lance Arny – Guitar
- Ryan Jurhs – Bass, Background Vocals
- Chris Ballinger – Drums
Chris Volz is an American musician based in Louisville, Kentucky. ...
Endangered Species line-up - Chris Volz – Vocals
- Lance Arny – Guitar
- Ryan Jurhs – Bass, Acoustic Guitar
- Micah Havertape – Drums (Drum Parts written by Chris Ballinger)
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Current line-up - Chris Volz – Vocals
- Jason Daunt – Guitar, Keyboards
- Lance Arny – Guitar
- Chris Ballinger – Drums
- Alex Cando - Bass
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Discography
Independent releases American Arrogance is Flaws first indie album, self-released in 1997 on cassette tape. ...
Flaw is Flaws second indie album, self-released in 1998. ...
Drama is Flaws third and final indie album, self-released in 2000. ...
Major label albums Image File history File links Flaw_through_eyes. ...
Through The Eyes is Flaws major label debut, released in 2001 through republic/universal. ...
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Endangered Species is the second (and apparently, final) album by Flaw. ...
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