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340:. To this day they still release records, though Dag Nasty remains more of a side project for its members than a full-time active band. Cortner, who has not been involved with the band directly for years, completed his education as a lawyer, practiced law and recently became a schoolteacher. While strictly as a personal hobby now, Cortner has continued to make music under the names GPFA and, more recently, in a collaboration with Philadelphia area musicians entitled The Gerunds. He and Doug Carrion also have a project called Field Day where they perform songs from Cortner's era of Dag Nasty records. Sears went on to play in 265:, the band went home and recorded new material that wasn't released until years later. After a few more local shows, the band broke up in the fall of 1986. Brian went to L.A. to start a new band with Doug Carrion and half of Doggy Style called Doggie Rock. After releasing one album under the Doggie Style name, Doggie Rock broke up and Brian reformed Dag Nasty in early 1987 with Peter, Colin and Doug replacing Roger Marbury, who declined to rejoin. Months later, the band recorded and released 707:
During the 'Revolution Summer' of '85 many harDCore types reinvented themselves. 'Emo,' for emotional post-Hardcore, described the move to softer, more emotive music, embodied in Ian 's project Embrace, Brian Baker's Dag Nasty, Thomas Squip's Beefeater, Kingface with Mark Sullivan, Bobby Sullivan's
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In 2009, Brian Baker said he wanted to make a new Dag Nasty record with Peter Cortner. "We want to do another record with Peter singing at some point and that will be the next one we do. I've spoken with Colin and Roger and they want to do it with Peter next time. Maybe a year from now, who knows?
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The group was reformed again in 2015. It was announced that year on May 30, 2016, Dag Nasty will tour Europe in the spring of 2016 and play the Punk Rock Bowling Music Festival in Las Vegas, and on June 11 in Asbury Park, New Jersey. A new 7 inch single will be released on Dischord Records in May
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In October 2012, Dag Nasty announced a reunion show in Washington DC with their original singer, Shawn Brown. On December 28, 2012, the original Dag Nasty line up played the
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In 2002, the band got back together, again with Smalley on the mic, returning the band to a hardcore sound. The result of this reunion was the album
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Shawn Brown was the first vocalist with whom the band recorded unreleased versions of most of the material that later made up their first release
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Whenever people are available. The one thing about Peter is that he's a really good lyricist. That's always been his strong point"
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with more controlled playing, guitar effects, acoustic elements and slower tempos. The band split up shortly after touring for
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in support of the upcoming documentary "Salad Days: The DC Punk Revolution". The bill also featured
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In 1992, Dag Nasty reformed with Smalley on vocals and released the album
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Lunchmeat, and Rites of Spring with Guy Picciotto and Eddie Janney.
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Roger Marbury (August 1985 – March 1987/1991/2002/December 2012)
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Peter Cortner (Dag Nasty vocalist) Interview at CrackerHammer
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Shawn Brown (August 1985 – February 1986/December 2012/2015)
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1985–1986, 1987–1988, 1992, 2002, 2012, 2015–present
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Index

Washington D.C.
Hardcore punk
melodic hardcore
emocore
post-hardcore
Revelation
Epitaph
Giant
Dischord
Brian Baker
Colin Sears
Dave Smalley
Doug Carrion
Scott Garrett
London May
daghouse.com
hardcore punk
Washington D.C.
Brian Baker
Minor Threat
Colin Sears
Bloody Mannequin Orchestra
Swiz
melodic hardcore
post-hardcore
The Faith
Subject to Change
Descendents
Buzzcocks
The Clash

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