Nonpoint

The Alternative-Metal Rap-Metal, South Florida-based combo Nonpoint, rose from the ashes of the short-lived Spanish-Rock act called Nonpoint Factor, started in Puerto Rico by New York-native Robb Rivera. In 1997 he relocated to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida USA, took on the role of drummer and hooked-up with Puerto Rican vocalist Elias Soriano, guitarist Andrew Goldman and bassist K.B. solidifying the band's line-up.

The quartet soon released an independent album titled "Separate Yourself"; by the time major labels came courting, Nonpoint routinely sold out large venues, claiming one of the most rabid followings in the South-East.
The band issued "Struggle" on Jugular Records in the spring of 1999; eventually they signed to a major label, MCA Records, who released "Statement" in October 2000, the record cracked The Billboard Top 200 and hit #10 on the Top Heatseekers Albums charts thanks the muscolar Mainstream Rock top 30 hit "What A Day"; the second single, "Endure", was a minor hit. The band then kicked off a year-long U.S. tour to support the album's release and got on bills with like-minded bands such as Mudvayne, Spineshank, Staind, Drowning Pool and Linkin Park.
Nonpoint returned two years later with "Development" which climbed The Billboard Top 200 Albums chart peaking at #52 and spawning another Mainstream Rock top 40 hit with "Your Signs"; the band also booked the summer tour, Locobazooka, as well as shows with the likes of Static-X, Sevendust and Powerman 5000.
August 2004 saw the release of "Recoil", the group's third CD of all-new-material and the first for Lava Records; it reached the #115 position on The Billboard 200 Albums list yielding a couple of Active Rock hit singles: "The Truth" and the cover of Phil Collins' "In The Air Tonight."
In November 2005, after signing a new deal with Bieler Bros. Records, Nonpoint released "To The Pain"; the album reached #147 on The Billboard 200 and hit #8 on the Top Independent charts; the first single off the disc, "Bullet With A Name", peaked at #22 on the Active Rock chart and was one of the band's most successful songs; a new Hot Mainstream Rock top 40 hit, "Alive And Kicking", followed in the spring.

November 2007 saw the release of Nonpoint's sixth studio album, "Vengeance"; the set includes the single "March Of War".

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Struggle

(1999)

1. Preface
2. Mindtrip
3. Hive
4. Double Stacked
5. Senses
6. Years
7. Victim
8. So Say
9. Struggle
10. Two Tone
11. The Piper
12. Gimmick

 

Statement

(2000)

1. Mindtrip
2. Victim
3. Endure
4. Back Up
5. What A Day
6. Misled
7. Double Stacked
8. Orgullo
9. Years
10. Hive
11. Levels
12. Tribute

 

Development

(2002)

1. Development
2. Circles
3. Your Signs
4. Normal Days
5. My Own Sake
6. Hands
7. Excessive Reaction
8. Mountains
9. Any Advice?
10. Hide And Seek
11. Get Inside
12. Mint

 

Recoil

(2004)

1. The Same
2. The Truth
3. Broken Bones
4. Wait
5. Rabia
6. Done It Anyway
7. In The Air Tonight
8. Move Now
9. Peace Of Mind
10. Past It All
11. Impossible Needs
12. Side With The Guns
13. Reward
14. Past It All [acoustic version]

 

To The Pain

(2005)

1. Bullet With A Name
2. There's Going To Be A War!
3. The Wreckoning
4. Alive And Kicking
5. Explain Yourself
6. Buscandome
7. To The Pain
8. (Ren-Dishen)
9. Explain Myself?
10. Skin
11. Code Red
12. Wrong Before
13. The Longest Beginning
14. The Shortest Ending

 

Vengeance

(2007)

1. Wake Up World
2. What I Do Best
3. Vengeance
4. Bring Me Down
5. March Of War
6. Breathe
7. Hands Off
8. A Way Out
9. Change Your Mind
10. Witness
11. Everybody Down
12. When It's Over

 

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