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The Boca Raton, Florida USA-based Alternative-Rock act Dashboard Confessional began its existence as a one-man band in 2000 by singer+guitarist & songwriter Christopher Carrabba.

That fall, he released the first album, the spartan "The Swiss Army Romance", as a solo artist.
An EP entitled "The Drowning" was issed in early 2001 and was followed by the second Dashboard Confessional album and the first for Vagrant, "The Places You Have Come To Fear The Most"; it quickly rose to the top 5 of the Billboard Magazine's Independent chart and nearly a year later cracked The Billboard 200 chart on the back of the single "Screaming Infidelities", which reached the #22 position on The Modern Rock chart.
By late 2002, after the release of two more EPs, Carrabba recorded an episode of "MTV Unplugged"; the set shot to #1 on The Billboard Top Independent Albums list; a tour with Weezer followed.
In mid-2003, the singer teamed up with guitarist John Lefler, bass player Scott Shoenbeck and drummer Mike Marsh; the group released Dashboard Confessional's breakthrough LP, "A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A Scar", the record peaked at #2 on The Billboard Top 200 chart spawning two Modern Rock top 40 single tracks, "Rapid Hope Loss" and "Hands Down" the latter of which hit the #8 slot.
A year later "Vindicated", recorded for the soundtrack of "Spider-Man 2", smashed into The Modern Rock Tracks chart, peaking at #2.
The Florida outfit returned in June 2006 with "Dusk And Summer", it was another top 3 success on The Billboard 200 Albums chart and yielded the Hot Modern Rock top 20 hit "Don't Wait" as well as a Billboard's Hot 100 top 50 follow-up with "Stolen".

"The Shade Of Poison Trees" is Carrabba's sixth studio LP to date, an entirely acoustic opus a la 2000's acclaimed debut "The Swiss Army Romance" and 2001's hit album "The Places You Have Come To Fear The Most". The new album includes the single "Thick As Thieves".

 

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The Swiss Army Romance

(2000)

1. Screaming Infidelities
2. The Sharp Hint Of New Tears
3. Living In Your Letters
4. The Swiss Army Romance
5. Turpentine Chaser
6. A Plain Morning
7. Age Six Racer
8. Again I Go Unnoticed
9. Ender Will Save Us All
10. Shirts And Gloves

 

The Places You Have Come To Fear The Most

(2001)

1. The Brilliant Dance
2. Screaming Infidelities
3. The Best Deceptions
4. This Ruined Puzzle
5. Saints And Sailors
6. The Good Fight
7. Standard Lines
8. Again I Go Unnoticed
9. The Places You Have Come To Fear The Most
10. This Bitter Pill

 

A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A Scar

(2003)

1. Hands Down
2. Rapid Hope Loss
3. As Lovers Go
4. Carry This Picture
5. Bend And Not Break
6. Ghost Of A Good Thing
7. Am I Missing
8. Morning Calls
9. Carve Your Heart Out Yourself
10. So Beautiful
11. Hey Girl
12. If You Can't Leave It Be, Might As Well Make It Bleed
13. Several Ways To Die Trying

 

Spider-Man 2
[soundtrack]

(2004)

INCLUDES:

- Vindicated

 

Dusk And Summer

(2006)

1. Don't Wait
2. Reason To Believe
3. The Secret's In The Telling
4. Stolen
5. Rooftops And Invitations
6. So Long, So Long
7. Currents
8. Slow Decay
9. Dusk And Summer
10. Heaven Here

 

The Shade Of Poison Trees

(2007)

1. Where There's Gold
2. Thick As Thieves
3. Keep Watch For The Mines
4. These Bones
5. Fever Dreams
6. The Shade Of Poison Trees
7. The Rush
8. Little Bombs
9. I Light My Own Fires Now
10. Matters Of Blood And Connection
11. Clean Breaks
12. The Widow's Peak

 

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