Agraceful

Agraceful was a post-hardcore/metalcore band from Dayton, Ohio, United States, formed in 2007. They got signed to Sumerian Records. The band was named Letters Burn Red initially, but changed name to Agraceful. The band started as a side-project for vocalist Chris Roetter, as he was originally fronting Emarosa, however, after a falling out, Agraceful became his main focus and left Emarosa. Shortly after in mid 2008, Kasey and Rick joined Agraceful after their band, Here I Come Falling (Rise), split up. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

Agraceful was a post-hardcore/metalcore band from Dayton, Ohio, United States, formed in 2007. They got signed to Sumerian Records. The band was named Letters Burn Red initially, but changed name to Agraceful. The band started as a side-project for vocalist Chris Roetter, as he was originally fronting Emarosa, however, after a falling out, Agraceful became his main focus and left Emarosa. Shortly after in mid 2008, Kasey and Rick joined Agraceful after their band, Here I Come Falling (Rise), split up. Their debut album, The Great I Am, was released on August 19th, 2008. In late 2009 rumours of breakup started after the band canceled a tour with In Fear and Faith and after vocalist Chris Roetter announced his new sideproject Like Moths To Flames. No news on Agraceful surfaced until January when Chris announced a hometown show coming up in February. After their drummer Nate left, Kasey Smith also made his solo project called Romance On A Rocketship. In the beginning of 2010 Chris left Agraceful to start a new project called Like Moths To Flames with ex-members of Terrafirma. Members: Chris Roetter - Vocals Joe Butler - Guitar Kasey Smith - Guitar Rick Griffith - Bass Nate George - Drums Brenton Penner - Drums Zach - Guitar Joe - Bass myspace.com/agraceful Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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