Before the Fall

Musically, there is no reason why Before The Fall shouldn't be on the cover of every major music magazine as pop-rock's new, young rockstar generation with their punk rock attitudes and their bad-boy appeal. These boys have a lot of history in their lives, and despite it being a hard road traveled - most of their history is together. That is what makes great music. But that's only the half of it.

Before The Fall, a currently unsigned band coming to you from the Dallas Metroplex has a tell-all attitude about themselves, their scene and trying to make it in life.

By: Caz Bevan at nowontour.com - Caz Bevan

On a cold weekend, this show was a great place to kick it on a Saturday. It was Before the Fall’s last local show before heading on a winter tour. This great performance (with triple vocalists) gave the evening a nice touch, combining rock with hardcore chants. Songs like “Peace of Mind” and “The Promise” kept the crowd going throughout the set. - Sean Galloway - Harderbeat Mag

The show at The Compound last night was sparsley populated by concert goers however that did not detract from the quality given by the bands performing. The bands on the bill were (in order): Before The Fall, Eat A Helicopter, Anonymous Victims, We Are Action, and End Of A Revelation. The first band of the night was Before The Fall. Before The Fall hails from Texas. They give an ace performance and have a sound likened to the metal and hardcore genre. They had some good vocal layers in their performance with the two guiarists and the bassist switching with vocals constantly on some songs. The next time Before The Fall comes through town I would recommend you see them. - Jaden - Disordered E-Zine

This punk band was one of the best playing this benefit. Though upstairs, they drew a good crowd of enthusiastic fans. Members are Gino Baldi(vocals/guitar), Mick Durham (vocals, guitar), Brian Norr (vocals, bass), and Quatro (drums). Note: they have three singers... well, OK... two singers and one "screamer". (That's Mick). But how'd they find three good vocalists when too many bands can't even find one! It's not fair. Standout songs were "Make Believe", "I Feel Dead", "Forever Fall", and my personal favorite, Bon Jovi's "Living On A Prayer". Yep-- a punk version that the band totally made their own. Go see Before the Fall... you'll be impressed.
- Linda Hollar - Owner of Harderbeat Mag

If you want the absolute hottest rock band in texas, this is "THE" band. If you want to pack your venue with screaming loyal fans, then hire "Before the Fall." These guys will bring rock fans to their feet screaming for more. They're hot, they're the total bomb. Watch out for this band - they are going all the way to the top! - Robert Metzgar - Platinum Plus