Fit for Rivals

Fit For Rivals
Background information
Origin Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Genres Alternative rock, punk rock, pop punk, pop rock, Emo pop[1]
Years active 2008 (2008)–present
Labels Big 3[2]
Sony
Associated acts The Explicits
Love Arcade
Website fitforrivals.com
Members Renee Phoenix
Thomas Amason
Eli Clark
Dorman Pantfoeder
Rufino Lomboy
Past members Trey Catman
John Hartman
Jesse Carroll
Ben Nelson
Duke Kitchens

Fit for Rivals is an American rock band from Jacksonville, Florida. The band consists of vocalist Renee Phoenix; guitarists Thomas Amason and Rufino Lomboy, bassist Eli Clark; and drummer Dorman Pantfoeder. The band released their debut album "Steady Damage" on July 9, 2009 and the follow up, Freak Machine was released on September 2, 2016.

History

Fit for Rivals formed in 2008 when Renee Phoenix met Thomas Amason while looking for a new guitarist for her band The Explicits. From there, they decided to set up a whole new project. They are signed to Big 3 Records.

Steady Damage (2009)

Steady Damage is the debut album released by the band and was both recorded and released in 2009. It spawned the singles "Crash" and "Damage", and videos were recorded for both. The track "Crash" has notably used as a theme song for WWE's Over the Limit pay-per-view and was featured in the movie Legendary, and various other films and television programs.

Freak Machine and Sugar EP (2015)

The band released their EP Sugar on July 17, 2015. It consists of 4 tracks: "Special Kind of Crazy", "Light that Shines", "Freak Machine" and "Hit Me". They released a streaming song of "Freak Machine" on August 5, 2014 with an accompanying video.[3] Then released a music video for Hit Me on August 27, 2014 on their YouTube Channel.[4]

Freak Machine

Freak Machine is the sophomore full-length album by the band and was released September 2, 2016.

Members

Discography

Albums

The Explicits
Fit For Rivals

EPs

Fit For Rivals

Music videos

The Explicits
Fit for Rivals
Year Name
2009 "Crash"[6]
2009[7] "Damage"[8]
2014 "Hit Me"

References

External links

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