Most Precious Blood Discography & Albums
Albums
* 2001: Nothing In Vain
* 2003: Our Lady of Annihilation
* 2005: Merciless
* 2011: Do Not Resuscitate
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Most Precious Blood Biography
Most Precious Blood is a metalcore band from New York City, formed from the ashes of the band Indecision. They blend the song structures of hardcore with heavy metal, and the band cites Sick of it All, Aphex Twin, The Sisters Of Mercy, and The Obsessed as influences, among others. They are signed to Trustkill Records.The band and its members advocate straight edge, vegetarianism and veganism, and they are all animal rights supporters. However, they deny being preachy in any way, saying "I'm not going around trying to change people because people are going to change when they want to... if I said something that you found truth in, or that you found made sense, cool - I'm glad I was a catalyst to help you come to your own conclusions".
Originally, the band featured former Indecision guitarists Justin Brannan and Rachel Rosen, as well as on-again off-again Indecision vocalist, Tom Sheehan. On their debut full-length for Trustkill Records, Nothing In Vain (2001), Brannan played guitar, Rosen played bass, and Sheehan did vocals.
Nothing In Vain was recorded in a 9' x 15' one room studio in an abandoned building near Sailors Snug Harbor, Staten Island. The building was once an old age home for sick and dying wayward sailors and is famously rumored to be haunted. There were odd noises that ended up on the master tapes that the band never recalled hearing during the recording.The album was engineered/produced by long-time Indecision producer Ron Thal who would later go on to play guitar for Guns N' Roses.
Original Indecision drummer Pat Flynn played drums on Nothing In Vain but left the group immediately following the completion of the record. Flynn walked out of the studio once he finished his drums tracks; the cymbals still sizzling.
The band then recruited Sean McCann. He would stay with the group for several years and would play on 2003's Our Lady of Annihilation. McCann then left the band in the middle of the night before the band was set to fly to Arizona for a gig. When the band woke up and McCann was nowhere to be found; only a Dear John letter was left behind underneath the wiper blade of the band's van parked outside.The band still boarded the plane and flew down to Arizona without a drummer. The band hooked up with the drummer from Where Eagles Dare, a hardcore punk outfit from Arizona, and used their drummer for the show, teaching him the songs the night before the gig.
In 2003, after Sheehan departed the band to return to school, the band teamed up with former One King Down vocalist Rob Fusco, added Atlanta's Matt Miller on bass and moved Rosen to second guitar for their second album Our Lady of Annihilation. Surprise hits "The Great Red Shift" and "Your Picture Hung Itself" launched the bands profile. The Album also features a guest appearance from Sick Of It All's Lou Koller.
MPB contributed a cover of "Sweet Child Of Mine" to "Bring You to Your Knees: a Tribute to Guns N' Roses", a cover of "Rise Above" to "Black on Black: A Tribute to Black Flag", and a cover of "Alone" to "Our Impact Will Be Felt: a Tribute to Sick of It All" with Paul Klein (A Lifeless Alliance, Gotham Road, The Banner) filling on on drums.
MPB was the first American Hardcore band to tour South Africa.They've also been to 50+ countries, including most of Europe, as well as Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, and all over the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico.
Rachel Rosen and Justin Brannan appeared in minor roles in Threat, an independent film produced in the NYHC scene.
The band is currently on their 13th drummer, Colin Kercz. Kercz has been with the group for several years.
Recent Activity
MPB has been lying low as of late. The band has denied rumors of a break-up, claiming they've just been taking time off to relax and write a new album, after a 2+-year non-stop global touring schedule, and also stating they were unable to play shows for a few months since drummer Colin Kercz was detained in Australia for reasons unknown and only recently allowed back into the U.S.
The band has been quoted as saying they were interested in "bowing out of the mass appeal madness" that has struck the hardcore scene and wants nothing to do with the "glossy culture" anymore. The band has been finished with their fourth album, Do Not Resuscitate, for some time, we are just waiting on a release date. Do Not Resuscitate released February 1st, 2011 on Bullet Tooth, formerly Trustkill Records.
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