“Broadway(FL) burst back into the scene in 2007 with the release of their self titled EP. Recorded and produced by Lee Dyess (From First to Last,Chasing Victory, Mayday Parade) the cd showcases the many sides of the band. The powerful drums are the backbone to the cd, and the guitars and vocals can only be described as melodic yet intense. The EP is lined with music that goes from a beautiful masterpiece, to a creative and unique destruction in a matter of seconds, all while somehow keeping the focus on the catchy vocals. Broadway(FL) bring the same passion and intensity to their live shows as well. With a rip-roaring stage presence, and a sound that seems to be straight off the CD, Broadway(FL) has captured the crowd time and time again, and even won The University of Central Florida’s Battle of the Bands 2007. Broadway(FL) has been lucky enough to share the stage with national acts such as Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Mayday Parade, A Change of Pace, Four Letter Lie, Wheatus, Melee, Rory, and more are certain to be added to list. So keep your eyes peeled, and your ears open, as Broadway(FL) is set and ready to make an explosion onto the scene. Also, be sure to pick up a copy of the debut CD, as Broadway(FL) make a valid attempt to be the newest album you just can’t take out of the player.” http://www.myspace.com/broadwayfl “Youthful angst and an aggravated disposition have left Broadway writing music that everyone can get pissed off to. Who’d ever think 5 young kids from suburban Dallas, TX would be screaming such a message of concern. While the majority of their peers are worried about football tryouts and where the next party is going to be, Broadway (now known as Belle Epoque) is writing the soundtrack for the end of the world. Drawing influences from the likes of Underoath, Poison the Well and the early stages of Hopesfall; Broadway spent the last three years fine tuning their live show while drawing one of the biggest crowds in the Dallas/Ft.Worth area. Get ready for a dissemination of guttural screams buried within a rhythmic rendition of the battle of Megiddo. Run for the hills.” www.mypace.com/wearebelleepoque Broadway were a reggae band in the ’70s. ‘Guns in the Ghetto’, recorded at Randy’s Studio is particularly well known, being released on the Pressure Sounds album ‘Randy’s: 17 North Parade’ and sampled by Dub Syndicate for their collaboration with Gregory Issacs ‘Kingston 14’. |
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