Talk:Fall from Grace (band)
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adding post punk and hardcore punk :)
- Why? Listening to them, I don't hear either of those genres. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 76.204.195.117 (talk) 19:58, 28 June 2009 (UTC)
This Is not the Fall From Grace Band that Jay Ceravolo was a member Of. edit
This Is not the Fall From Grace Band that Jay Ceravolo was a member Of. The Origianl Fall From Grace (1994-2001) was formed in New Orleans, La by former members of Razor White,(a new orleans band that Phillip Anselmo(Pantera) once fronted.) Fall From Grace featured Wil Buras--Vocals; Marc Hernandez--Bass; Eric Stierwald--Drums;Jay Ceravolo--Guitar. Fall From Grace released a self titled debut on Music for nations/mayhem records in October 1996 and toured in support of that album until 1998. Fall From Grace was well known in the New Orleans and southern U.S. Metal touring scene. Fall From Grace enjoyed fair success and popularity all over the United States and in Eurpoe before disbanding in 2001. Members have gone on to many other projects. Jay Ceravolo is currently working on an reuniting Exhorder, Marc Hernandez Fronts New Orleans' own SINKHOLE on Guitar and vocals and is the main songwriter for the band. The name Fall From Grace has been adopted by a band from Seattle, and New Orleans' original Fall From Grace is often confused with them. There have been talks of a reunion of sorts throughout the last few years of the New Orleans Fall From grace, However Ceravolo, Hernandez, Buras , and Stierwald are at odds of the possibility due to the use of the band name by another group of musicians. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Swampdevil (talk • contribs) 16:02, 19 June 2009 (UTC)