(1998- )
Mitch Allen, vocalist/guitarist
Dan Garvin, drummer (1998-2000)
Mark Beachemin, guitarist (1998-2002)
Jeff Reid, bassist (1998-2002)
John Allen, drummer (2000- )
Pat Dement, guitarist (2002- )
Mike Ruocco, bassist (2002- )
Recorded the albums ‘Now You See Inside,' ‘Tomorrow' and ‘Here We Go Again'

They are basically a one-hit wonder with ‘Right Now.'
‘Right Now' has appeared in the trailers for the stoner comedies such as ‘Dude, Where's My Car?' and ‘Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle.'
They are often mistaken for Sum 41.
They wrote the song ‘1985' which later became a hit for Bowling for Soup.
They left Baltimore for Los Angeles after ‘Right Now' became a hit.
Dan Garvin left the group to form Nine Days (which became a one hit wonder as well).

After leaving the group, Jeff Reid died of cancer.
They wrote tribute songs about Paul McCartney and Axl Rose.
The New York Daily News described them as ‘Green Day meets the Beatles.'

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