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On The Might Of Princes are an American post-hardcore band from Long Island, New York.
On The Might Of Princes | |
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| Origin | Long Island, New York, United States |
| Genres | Post-hardcore, punk rock, screamo, emo |
| Years active | 1998–2004 |
| Labels | Rok Lok, Revelation, Creep, Traffic Violation |
(1997-2004)
On The Might Of Princes formed on Long Island, New York in 1997, emerging from an heterogenous but cooperative community of independent bands and labels. First releasing material on Rok Lok (The Making of a Conversation) and Creep Records/Traffic Violation Records (Where You Are and Where You Want to Be), they eventually signed to Revelation records and released what would be their third and final record, Sirens, in 2003. After a follow-up tour of Europe, On The Might Of Princes disbanded in May 2004. [1]
(2006-2013)
After a two-year split, they reunited in late 2006 to play three shows in Connecticut, Long Island, NY and Brooklyn, NY. Soon afterward, expanded re-releases of their first two albums, The Making of a Conversation and Where You Are and Where You Want to Be were released on Rok Lok Records in January 2007. [2]
In August 2008, they temporarily reunited once again for a show at Knitting Factory in New York, NY.
In 2012, Revelation Records announced that the group would reunite yet again for the label's 25th anniversary festival at Irving Plaza.
A fourth reunion was planned for June 2013, but was cancelled for undisclosed reasons. Soon after, the band formally declared that there would be no more shows or new material and they had officially broken up.
Jason Rosenthal passed away in Austin, Texas of a heart attack on August 12, 2013. He was 35. [3]
(2020 - present)
In 2020, the bands sophomore album, Where you Are and Where You Want to Be turned twenty and was remastered and re-released by Dead Broke Rekerds with additional bonus tracks not featured on the original release. Shortly thereafter, drummer, Chris Enriquez started a GoFundMe to make a documentary about the band entitled Hold on to a Time (named after a line from their song Water vs the Anchor.) The film premiered September 28, 2023 to a sold out audience at Nitehawk Cinema in Brooklyn, NY.
In 2023, the bands third and final album Sirens turned twenty and was remixed, remastered and re-released by Dead Broke Rekerds in partnership with Revelation Records, who originally released the album in 2003. The band celebrated its twenty year anniversary as well as the life of Jason Rosenthal at the ten year mark of his passing with a string of shows in New York at The Brooklyn Monarch on September 29, 2023, Amityville Music Hall on September 30, 2023 and Saint Vitus Bar on October 1, 2023. The shows featured Nicole Keiper Childrey (drums on select tracks), Chris Enriquez (drums), Lou Fontana (guitar/vocals) and Tommy Orza (bass) and marked the debut of current vocalist, Rachel Rubino (of the bands, Open City, Bridge & Tunnel, Each Other’s Mothers, Con Amore and Regarding I), guitarist, Tom Tierney (of the bands, Julie Christmas, Tidal Arms) and keyboardist, Justin Williams (of the bands, Bearchild, Judas Knife, Light Tower, Effective Relief, Gracer and Lux Curagrous.) It is unclear whether the band will continue to do more in the future.
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