DESTROY THE LINE
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Energetic thrashy punk rockers DESTROY THE LINE streaming new EP in full!

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After a couple of amazing teasers, Florida melodic metal infused punk rock / hardcore act DESTROY THE LINE reveals the full stream of their amazing new EP dubbed “War”! Stoked by a high energy intensity that peaks in controlled rush, the record proves them to have a great touch for thunderous rhythms and powerful melodies. Oh, I’d love to see these guys touring with ENERGY. Play it loud!

Destroy The Line (DTL) is a 4 piece punk/thrash/progressive band that is based out of Jacksonville, FL. They started as a side music project in the spring of 2015. The current members have all played in a large roster of bands in the Northeastern Florida area that spans over two decades. Destroy The Line (formerly named Regress) started with Mason Romaine (Hatrick, Flag on Fire) on guitar and Richard Devaughn (Stradladder, Danka) on drums. They were writing very technical, fast paced skate punk for fun, and they required a bass player and a singer. They recruited longtime friends Sean Slater (Shadow Agency, His Name was Iron) on vocals, and Mark McHone (Hatchet face, In Whispers) on bass.

The 4 collaborated and started catching quick local attention. In the summer of 2016, their first performance was in Jacksonville Beach, FL opening for 88 Fingers Louie. As they received a very positive response, word quickly got around and the locals demanded a recording. In August of 2016, the band recorded a 4 song demo with Stan Martell at his studio in Kingsland, GA (Martell Studios). This gained the attention of Garret Wadford through Bird Attack Records.

Karol Kamiński

DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels.
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