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Earshot, a Los Angeles, California USA-based Alternative-Metal band that
came together in the late '90s, originally consisted of Kansas-native
singer+guitarist Wil Martin, guitarist Mike Callahan from Ohio, French
guitarist Scott Kohler and drummer Dieter Hartmann from Austria.
In May 2002, the foursome released their debut full-length, "Letting
Go"; having expanded the line-up to include bass player Johnny Sprague,
Earshot spent much of that year on the road, touring and promoting their
Warner Bros. debut album which hit #86 on The Billboard Top 200 chart;
after months of sharing stages with the likes of Kid
Rock and Stone Temple Pilots,
the group had played their songs to thousands of appreciative fans, who
recognized two popular radio hits; both of the singles, "Get Away"
and "Not Afraid", climbed into The Mainstream Rock Tracks chart
reaching the #6 and #24 spots, respectively.
Following the departure of Hartmann, Earshot pulled in drummer Chas Stumbo
and in June 2004 released "Two"; the band's sophomore effort
failed to rise above #127 on The Billboard 200 Albums list, however it
yielded a couple of Active Rock hit singles, "Wait" peaked at
#13 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock chart and "Someone" hit the
top 30.
Earshot will release their new studio album, "The Silver Lining",
on August 26 via InDeGoot Recordings; the set includes the Active Rock
radio top 40 hit "MisSunderstood".
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