Without a Fight

Capturing the essence of influences such as New Found Glory, Cartel, and Set Your Goals, WITHOUT A FIGHT finds themselves somewhat in-between genres. “We’re not gritty punk, but we’re not synthesized power-pop either, We play fun, hard-hitting rock with catchy hooks, drawn from an alternative influence.”

WITHOUT A FIGHT (with its particular collection of musicians) has been playing together for a little over two years. In that time, they’ve toured areas all along the east coast and into the mid west. They’ve also been featured on several independent east coast radio stations. They've spent time with producer Marc Mcclusky recording their first album “If It’s War You Want,” which was released on Forsaken Records in January 2010. More recently, they recorded their second EP "The Sunnyside of Northwood" with Al Jacob at Warrior Sound. "The Sunnyside of Northwood" was released August 2012 on Forsaken Records.

To sum it up, WITHOUT A FIGHT knows how to have a good time, and if that’s what you’re looking for then you’re in the right place. Music matters to this group, but more importantly, music that represents their true intentions and reflects who they are as artists. They’re not looking to sellout to the next fad or give way to the pressures of the scene. This isn’t a band that you’ll ever find trying to make their music fit a style (or fit into skinny jeans). WITHOUT A FIGHT lets their music speak for itself. And these guys are confident that if you take a minute and give it a listen, you’ll like what you hear.