Adam Grant and the Satisfaction was a rock band from Paducah, Kentucky. They played Country Fest and tons of local gigs, and released several professionally recorded and released projects. I don't have much information on the project, so please check out our page on how you can contribute if you know/have anything.
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Download includes CD-rips of "In the Name of Liberty" and "Smells Like Death", along with some videos.
Ok, heres the deal. Basically DJ has decided to move on and pursue other things. He wasn't happy with us or what we were doing anymore. Also, we are very broke and at a hard stage in life with money issues. We currently have no guitar or bass equipment that's fit for a show, no van or trailer, and no merch to sale. A few of us might possibly be starting up something new once we are back on our feet. There's a lot of talk and a lot of rumors about what certain people might be doing what. We are very sorry for the sudden breakup cuz we know we have let our scene and selves down. Thank you so much for all the support and love. - PV
However, this wasn't the end of the story. In 2018, the band started posting to Facebook teasers of them in the studio. This would result in a 2020 self-titled EP being released. These songs were finished, newly recorded versions of the material they wrote after changing vocalists back in 2008. The EP is on streaming services, and is notably the most recent material released by pretty much and of the original 2000's bands known in the scene.
Download includes their deathcore-era "They Only Destroy Us" EP (LQ myspace rip), videos, and pictures. Their 2020 self-titled EP is not included as it is purchasable via Apple & Amazon, and is on major streaming platforms. Some video highlights include footage of their final show ever, as well as their Country Fest 3 performance from their deathcore days.
*Country Fest 3 footage with Tyler on vocals
* Final show with Lee on vocals
I don't personally know much about Geodudes, as they came onto the scene when I was getting out. According to their Myspace via 2009, members included Richie on vocals, Adam and Caleb on guitar, Wes on bass, and Anthony on drums. Here is their old Reverbnation bio:
"Realist hardcore from Carbondale, IL. Built on working class values, Geodudes refuses to bow their heads to gain favor. Headstrong, stubborn, angry hardcore, with an anchor in family and friends. Drawing influences from bands like Madball, Death Before Dishonor, and Trash Talk, welcome to the Geocrew."
Download includes photos, live videos, and 3 songs saved from their Reverbnation page. According to the song file metadata, these might have been intended for an album titled "The Crew", though Myspace hosted songs under the album names "Demo 2009" and "Country Grammar", though those songs are currently lost. According to an old press release, they had a five song demo around at some point.
Home Built Heroes, formerly known as War On Winsday, was a pop-punk/hardcore band from Paducah, Kentucky. They played some Blue Building shows, plus a spot at the final Country Fest.
Here is their social media bio from when they were known as War On Winsday:
"Hailing from Paducah Ky, War On Winsday was formed by lead singer Collin McManus in his freshmen year of high school. He enlisted his friends Jon Faughn, Jake Wissinger, Brandon Perry, Kevin Dowdy, and Brandon Howe. After a few months of practice they played their first show at a local community center, and more shows began to follow. Within a few short weeks the band began playing shows on a weekly basis, and formed a large fan basis in their community. Soon the band began playing larger shows to crowds of over 300+ people. The band developed a unique sound that mixes pop-punk, with hardcore."
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Download includes a handful of songs from their Reverbnation page, along with some pictures and live videos while they were known as War On Winsday. It looks like at one time they had videos up for "Out of Luck" and "Too Late Peter" but they've been deleted.
Here I Am, Send Me was a short-lived project that featured several members of Horizontal Orange after their breakup. While they may sound similar to HO, they distinguished themselves by fully embracing their christian faith.
Download includes the three songs they shared to their Myspace page, along with what images I was able to preserve from there as well. A behind-the-scenes video from their recording sessions is included too.
Consuming Dawn was a Christian melodic-metalcore band from the Paducah, Kentucky area. Members included Holden on vocals, Dustin and Forest on guitar, Travis on bass, and Mitchel on drums. Members would go on to play in a band called Bushido, though their music is thought to be lost.
Download includes two songs preserved from their Myspace page, along with some various photos.
