Album Info
After two albums and a lot of trials, the band decided to take another direction. With the departure of guitarist Joey Avalos, the Moncivaiz brothers (Jason and Sambo) went on with a new band called Reform the Resistance. More than a decade later, with that band still producing new tunes, Justifide is at it one more time, with a small collection of re-recorded demos. Justifide presents The Vault Sessions.
Now, before you give this EP a listen, keep in mind that these songs are kind of demos. Some of these songs were only in their infancy when Justifide disbanded, and others were merely guitar riffs stored away on a hard drive that the band only recently fleshed out. But this is not a studio album; it's a collection of five songs to say "thank you" to the band's fans and supporters, and all the songs really have their own feel.
"We found old songs that were never released. So we released them."
Joey Avalos - Guitars
Sambo Moncivaiz - Bass
Now, before you give this EP a listen, keep in mind that these songs are kind of demos. Some of these songs were only in their infancy when Justifide disbanded, and others were merely guitar riffs stored away on a hard drive that the band only recently fleshed out. But this is not a studio album; it's a collection of five songs to say "thank you" to the band's fans and supporters, and all the songs really have their own feel.
"We found old songs that were never released. So we released them."
Lineup
Jason Moncivaiz - Vocals/DrumsJoey Avalos - Guitars
Sambo Moncivaiz - Bass
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