"...truly the most dominating underground hard rock band in San Diego."

Hailing from Chico,CA...Born Tonight brings a new recipe to the table. With a new singer in the mix combined with a new raw sound, they have taken a "no holds barred" approach to their music. Live and in your fucking face.

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CD REVIEW BY DEFTONESWORLD.COM

"Personally I'm pretty sick of all the music scene right now. Too much pop on the radio, too much stripes and strokes on the TV. I've discovered Born Tonight while I was searching for something new, or at least different. And that's what they are, different and fresh. I bet they will hit the top. "Salvation to Some" is smart and well performed but it's not hard rock or heavy metal. Hardcore, Emo, Rock and so much melody is how I can define Born Tonight. It's pretty hard to categorize bands nowadays. It reminds me more of Dredg. The good news is: I love Dredg. So if someone sounds as good as Dredg, that means that you should check them out.

"Salvation to Some" is a mixture of songs that reaches a diverse level of how to build songs, not the normal verse/chorus/verse/chorus...but something more than that. The guitar riffs in the beggining of almost every song send a chill running down the spine of the listener. The vocals and the rest of the instrumen

Similar Artists

The Used, Dredg, Chevelle, Glassjaw, Faith No More.

Influences

Deftones, Tool, Dredg, Far, Classic Rock, and Soul.

Bio

Born Tonight is a synergy of sin and grief. It’s a confluence of polluted streams.
Subsisting on a distant dream, Born Tonight persists amidst endless stresses. From the barren culture of an unforgiving city, their music blasts one of the most profound and subtle sounds around. It is dirty yet tight, brutal but beautiful, sophisticated yet mighty, gorgeous and vicious, an army to the ears. Decades of broken gear, shredded fingers and bleeding throats set the stage for the rescue and resuscitation of the exhausted and bleak music scene. Born Tonight is the oasis from which the art starved and the culturally parched have been dying to drink.

It is the synthesis of three experienced Chico musicians allied with a mouthpiece from Phoenix who all came together in San Diego at the beginning of 2004 to animate this air: Beau Murray, 24, puts his sticks through skins and slams his cymbals to shambles. Dan Drake, 25, breaks his bass and sings decay. Jai Luna, 24, stretches and strangles sick strings. Jay Edwards, 27, makes his vocal chords soar and roar.

Each member has dedicated their life to the propagation of this project, and their seriousness is reflected not only in the passion of the tracks, but also in the professionalism of their business mien, as well as the destitution endured during the lifestyle sacrifice of being a modern musician.

Always ready to leave their blood onstage, Born Tonight can be reached at
(619) 226-4740, or via E-mail at
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