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| No Regime |
No Regime is an Alternative Punk Rock band that embraces ska, reggae and latin music in their songs. Their music focuses on social life and political issues.
The band formed in early 2009 in Los Angeles, CA and the line up consists of Jason Rea on Vocals, Enrique Suárez on Guitar, Andy Zamora on Drums and Marc Pardy on bass.
No Regime started to perform actively in Southern California after recording their first demo which featured 4 songs. One of the songs from this demo “Anguish” was featured on the Urban Shit Records compilation, a DIY label from the S.F. Valley in California and also on a UCLA Unsigned Bands compilation.
In February 2010, their first EP was released featuring 6 songs, getting positive reviews from industry professionals and respected punk related online websites. This EP is available to download for free via their myspace page. Some of the songs from this E.P. including "Anguish" and "Mr. Frilles" are constantly being played on online radio stations.
In March 2010, vocalist Jason Rea enters the band replacing Jake Yoshizaki. During the 2010 summer, the song “Anguish”, featuring Jason Rea on vocals, was selected to be part of the “Jane’s Addiction: In the Studio” Book Bonus Sampler released by Rock n’ Roll Books. In addition to that, the band shot their first music video for the song “Anguish” in Los Angeles, CA. The video was directed by Andres Arango and features Jason on vocals.
In August 2010, no Regime was a semifinalist on a Hard Rock Café competition in Las Vegas, NV, after defeating more than 20 national bands. The band has been performing different venues and events such as the Quiet Rebel Films Fundraiser, organized by this film production company based in Los Angeles, the famous Etnies Skate Park in Orange County, CA, the "Best Rock Night in Hollywood" according to the Los Angeles Times at Cinespace in Hollywood, CA among others.
The band has been writing new music, preparing the release of a new E.P. with Jason on vocals, increasing their fan base and continuously performing in Southern California.
No Regime pride themselves on their distinguished, intense and energetic live performances.
The band formed in early 2009 in Los Angeles, CA and the line up consists of Jason Rea on Vocals, Enrique Suárez on Guitar, Andy Zamora on Drums and Marc Pardy on bass.
No Regime started to perform actively in Southern California after recording their first demo which featured 4 songs. One of the songs from this demo “Anguish” was featured on the Urban Shit Records compilation, a DIY label from the S.F. Valley in California and also on a UCLA Unsigned Bands compilation.
In February 2010, their first EP was released featuring 6 songs, getting positive reviews from industry professionals and respected punk related online websites. This EP is available to download for free via their myspace page. Some of the songs from this E.P. including "Anguish" and "Mr. Frilles" are constantly being played on online radio stations.
In March 2010, vocalist Jason Rea enters the band replacing Jake Yoshizaki. During the 2010 summer, the song “Anguish”, featuring Jason Rea on vocals, was selected to be part of the “Jane’s Addiction: In the Studio” Book Bonus Sampler released by Rock n’ Roll Books. In addition to that, the band shot their first music video for the song “Anguish” in Los Angeles, CA. The video was directed by Andres Arango and features Jason on vocals.
In August 2010, no Regime was a semifinalist on a Hard Rock Café competition in Las Vegas, NV, after defeating more than 20 national bands. The band has been performing different venues and events such as the Quiet Rebel Films Fundraiser, organized by this film production company based in Los Angeles, the famous Etnies Skate Park in Orange County, CA, the "Best Rock Night in Hollywood" according to the Los Angeles Times at Cinespace in Hollywood, CA among others.
The band has been writing new music, preparing the release of a new E.P. with Jason on vocals, increasing their fan base and continuously performing in Southern California.
No Regime pride themselves on their distinguished, intense and energetic live performances.
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