Ataris Discography & Albums

Studio albums

1997 Anywhere But Here
1999 Blue Skies, Broken Hearts
2001 End Is Forever
2002 Anywhere But Here
2003 So Long, Astoria
2007 Welcome the Night

Live albums

2004 Live at the Metro

Video albums

2003 Live At Capitol Milling

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Ataris - In This Diary

"In This Diary" is a single by The Ataris from their fourth album So Long, Astoria. It ranked at #11 on the US Modern Rock Tracks. The accompanying music video shows the band playing live, and was recorded at Capitol Milling in California. This shoot was later made into a live DVD, Live At Capitol Milling. Grab the hottest Ataris merch around click here.

Ataris

(Wristbands)

This embroidered terrycloth wristband is black and features the Ataris skull and crossbones logo in red and black. One Size Fits All. Perfect as a gift or just for yerself!

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This tri-fold velcro Ataris wallet features the "Heart and Skull Crossbones" design! Features a clear ID pocket, zipper/change pocket, and a rivet so you can attach it to a wallet chain! Perfect for any true fan!

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(Keychains)

This lucite keychain features the Ataris Skull - Heart - Ship logo. Dimensions are 3.5 x 5cm.

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Ataris Biography

THE ATARIS are a punk rock band. The band originally consisted of singer/songwriter/guitarist Kris Roe and guitarist Jasin Thomason. Using a 4-Track, they wrote and recorded demos in Kris’s bedroom, with a drum machine as the drummer. At this point in time the band was searching for a full-time drummer. The first step in their road to success came when Kris attended a The Vandals concert at Bogart’s in Cincinnati, where he passed one of the demo tapes to The Vandals’ roadie Fitz. A few weeks later, Kris received a call from Kung Fu Records, who told him they were interested in putting out their record. Though they were initially just searching for a drummer, the band signed to Kung Fu anyway. The label sent the tape to various drummers, and eventually the band settled on Derrick Plourde. The band then proceeded to record their debut album Anywhere but Here, tracking the whole thing in less than a week. In June of 1997, Kris moved from Anderson to Santa Barbara, California. Shortly afterward, Marko 72 joined the band on bass. Jasin Thomason left the band to go back to Indiana, and the group toured as a three-piece from then on. After a short tour in October 1997, the original lineup disbanded. Kris reformed the group with Mike Davenport on bass, Chris Knapp on drums, and Patrick Riley on guitar. From there, they gradually increased in popularity in the underground punk scene, producing the well-acclaimed EP, Look Forward to Failure, where they collaborated with Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus on one of the tracks. However, it wasn’t until the release of Blue Skies, Broken Hearts…Next 12 Exits in the year 1999 that they started to be much more reputable.

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