This archive exists because the story of a band lives in more than its official biography. It lives in the records, the rooms where songs took shape, the miles between shows, and the photographs people kept.
The music comes first. Firsthand memory adds the human experience; dated records and outside sources keep that memory honest.
Who built the record
The founding guitarist supplied the principal firsthand archive and writes the current oral histories from his years in the band, 2010–2015. Published, institutional, label, venue, and participant sources extend the history beyond that perspective.
This is a living public archive. Fact-checking, missing photographer credits, privacy review, and third-party rights clearance remain active.
Research and rightsHow the archive handles evidence
The record still being built
The most important open work is participant testimony and primary evidence from 2016 onward.
- Participant oral histories for the 2010–2015 flagship stories
- Band, crew, producer, management, and photographer accounts from 2016 onward
- Dated primary records resolving the open joining-date conflict
- Photographer identification and credit for unknown creators
- Separate rights clearance for artwork, posters, press, passes, and visible documents
- After-the-fact documentation of the July 2026 dates and indefinite hiatus
Rights and editorial method
The founding guitarist has confirmed that he owns or controls publication rights for the photographic images supplied to this archive. Missing photographer credits, band fact-checking, privacy review, and separate clearance for third-party artwork and documents remain under active review.
Verified fact, attributed memory, inference, uncertainty, and rights status remain distinct.
Help preserve the record
Share your picture or story.
If you were there—onstage, backstage, in the studio, on the road, or in the audience—your photograph, correction, or memory can help complete the record.