Long Since Forgotten
Musical artist
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Long Since Forgotten is an American band from Syracuse, New York.
Indie rock
EVO Records
Long Since Forgotten | |
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| Origin | Syracuse, New York, USA |
| Genres | Emo[1][2] Indie rock |
| Years active | 1999–2009, 2012, 2017, 2019- |
| Labels | Rocketstar Recordings EVO Records |
| Website | longsinceforgotten.net |
History
Long Since Forgotten formed in 1999 by brothers Josh and Caleb Coy along with Jeff French in Phoenix, NY, who self-released a full-length album, In All Honesty, and an EP, Monday 12AM, before adding a permanent drummer, Steve Stockin of Lafayette, NY, to their lineup.[1] After regional touring, the group signed to RocketStar Recordings and released their second album, All the Things You Said in 2002, produced by Ed Rose.[1] After a nationwide tour,[1] a second album on RocketStar, Standing Room Only, followed in 2004, which was also produced by Rose.[2][3][4][5] The band received a Syracuse Area Music Award (SAMMY) in the Best Rock category in 2005.[6] In late 2007, the group released its fourth LP, The Theft,[7] which was issued in Japan before seeing a release in the United States.[8]
In August 2012, Long Since Forgotten performed a one-night-only show in Rochester, NY.
In September 2017 the band had another one-night-only reunion show in their hometown of Syracuse, NY where they played their album All The Things You Said in its entirety.[9]
On February 9, 2019 they played a reunion show to celebrate the 15th anniversary of their album Standing Room Only and played it in its entirety.
Members
- Josh Coy - guitar, vocals
- Caleb Coy - bass, vocals
- Jeff French - guitar
- Steve Stockin - drums
Discography
- In All Honesty (2000)
- Monday 12AM EP (2001)
- All the Things You Said... (RocketStar Recordings, 2002)
- Standing Room Only (RocketStar, January 27, 2004)
- The Theft (EVO, 2007)
- I'm Sorry, I Thought You Were My Friend (self released, January 2019)