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Versus The World

A post-hardcore/pop-punk unit from Santa Barbara, California featuring members of the Ataris and Lagwagon, Versus the World issued their eponymous debut album in 2005. Combining elements of pop-punk and post-hardcore, the group released their sophomore effort, Drink. Sing. Live. Love., in 2010, followed in 2015 by Homesick/Roadsick. Versus the World was formed in 2005 by vocalist/songwriter Donald Spence and longtime Ataris bass player Mike Davenport. Prior to the band's formation, Spence and Davenport would periodically perform acoustically under the Pencapchew moniker. They issued their first studio album as Versus the World in 2005, followed by a string of shows with bands like No Use for a Name, Suicide Machines, Bouncing Souls, and Social Distortion, as well as appearances at the Vans Warped Tour. The group spent the ensuing years working on other projects, returning in 2010 with a new lineup that included Spence, Davenport, drummer Bryan Charlson (Crooks and Liars), and Lagwagon's Chris Flippin on guitar. The following year marked the arrival of the fiery single ""In Fear of Finale," ahead of the release the band's 2012 sophomore effort, Drink. Sing. Live. Love. Homesick/Roadsick appeared in 2015 via Kung Fu Records. [A deluxe reissue of the band's eponymous debut was released in 2022.]
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