PRWeb - Found Jul. 3, 2009 ... partnership and opening slots for the likes of Nickelback, Hinder, Staind, Poison's CC DeVille, Crossfade, Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace...
PC Pro - Found Jun. 22, 2009 Despite the new ability to crossfade audio clips, our attempts to edit a multitrack drum session or to combine multiple vocal takes into a...
PCMusic.org - Found Jun. 17, 2009 * Fixes for action to crossfade at selection * Crossfade at selection automatically splits an enclosing item * VKB performance improvement
Top40-Charts - Found Jun. 30, 2009 ... partnership and opening slots for the likes of Nickelback, Hinder, Staind, Poison's CC DeVille, Crossfade, Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace...
Miami New Times - Found May. 15, 2009 ... photo by Jipsy Last weekend, I shot Exxxotica for New Times Let me start off by saying, I am listening to Yazoo's greatest hit, 'Situation.' Man ...
Miami New Times - Found Jun. 2, 2009 Raveonettes still rule at Radiate Dialed In is a new weekly column on Crossfade tracking the top-ten lists for South Florida's campus radio stations.
Miami New Times - Found May. 26, 2009 Saturday's Freestyle Explosion features some of the biggest names in the genre, and Crossfade's own columnist, Jose El Rey, interviewed most of them.
Cincinnati Enquirer - Found May. 16, 2009 The bar will have live entertainment by D. J. Crossfade. There also will be cornhole tournaments, split the pot, raffles and more.
Crossfade as of 2006, following the departure of Tony Byroads and Brian Geiger.
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The group was formed in 1999 as the power trio The Nothing, consisting of singer and guitarist Ed Sloan, bassist and backing vocalist Mitch James, and drummer Brian Geiger. At one point Crossfade was also known as Sugardaddy Superstar.1 The band changed its name to Crossfade in 2002, and later added singer and DJ Tony Byroads. Crossfade attracted the interest of the Los Angeles, California A&R company Taxi (Independent A&R), which ultimately led to the signing of a record deal with the Earshot division of Columbia Records.2 They released their first full-length self-titled album on April 13, 2004 which featured the massive hit "Cold", as well as "Colors" and "So Far Away". Their latest album, "Falling Away", released on August 29, 2006, also Columbia Records, with the singles "Invincible", "Drown You Out", and "Already Gone". They were cut from Columbia Records sometime around September 8 and are currently without a label; their new one has yet to be determined by the band.
They're currently working on their third album which was set to be released in early 2009. They planned to sporadically release new demos and content relating to the album through their Myspace. One demo from the new album was released through their Myspace, "We All Bleed", which is also available on Youtube. 3 Since February Crossfade have mentioned precious little about the new album, and as of mid-June no title has been determined, nor has a new label.
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