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2006 also saw the relaunch of the Frodus web-presence and consolidation of its MySpace entities. The site was an attempt to archive all known interviews, previous website designs, press clippings, and digital transfers for media content. Shelby Cinca also began remastering out-of-print releases and
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After Frodus broke up in 1999, it took two years to find a label to release their final album. The first label, MIA Records, shut down due to the owner (also a Texas oil-tycoon) having to settle a long-standing lawsuit. Afterwards, long-time Frodus friend Tony Weinbender (then of Fueled by Ramen
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plus their lyrical themes, frequently dark and dissonant and seen as esoteric for the time, led them to be described by critics as one of the most influential post-hardcore bands of the 1990s.
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Shelby Cinca briefly joined the band Bluebird as a second guitarist following the breakup of Frodus, but left before recording any material with them. In 2000, Nathan went on to form
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joined to form The Black Sea. They later changed their name to Decahedron. Lally left shortly after the completion of their debut album and was replaced by Jonathan Ford (
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double-vinyl LP on Gilead Media, and as a statement in response to the bank-bailouts and the uncovering of corporate corruption in the financial sector.
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2009 saw Frodus reunite as the Frodus Escape Plan/Frodus Conglomerate International/FDIC (Frodus Despotic (or Deposit) Insurance Corporation) with
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on bass, and Jake Brown also on bass for select appearances. The reunion was organized in commemoration of the re-release of the
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Frodus Conglomerate International, Frodus Sound Laboratories, FCI, Frodus Escape Plan, Frodus Deposit Insurance Corporation
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adding them to the iTunes library and other digital music services through his partnership with Carcrash Records.
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Frodus' first releases were self-distributed cassettes and 7 inches, such as
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in 1998. Most of Frodus' recognition was due to their final release,
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Split with Atomic Fireball (1999, Lovitt / Japan: Flatree Records)
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Muddle Magazine Promo Flexi (1997, Tooth and Nail / Muddle)
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on bass, as a limited edition 7β€³ vinyl on Lovitt Records.
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and Night Is Invisible (both of which released records on
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The name "Frodus" came from the last episode of TV series
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at a Division of Laura Lee show at the Swedish embassy.
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Interview with Shelby from 2011 about post-Frodus life
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Split with Trans-Megetti (1996, Art Monk Construction)
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Interview with Jason from 2011 about post-Frodus life
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Radio + Formula 7β€³ Sessions) (1997, No Looking Back)
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"The Frodis Caper"). 487:In 2010, Frodus released a new 7β€³ of material, 1026: 663:(1994, Gnome / 2006, Carcrash Records iTunes) 8: 1001:with Shelby Cinca at Aural States (May 2009) 849:(1996, Lovitt) – "Cha-Chi" (English version) 671:(1995, Level / 2006 Carcrash Records iTunes) 827:(1995, Supernova) – "Malcontent" (alt. mix) 367:, recorded in 1999 and released in 2001 on 1033: 1019: 1011: 524:– guitar, vocals, electronics, percussion 502:, was released on Lovitt Records in 2015. 120: 137:Frodus performing in Sweden on tour with 109:Learn how and when to remove this message 913: 885:) – "There Will Be No More Scum" (demo) 833:(1999, Sign Language) – "Dec. 21, 2012" 859:Tooth and Nail 4th Anniversary Box Set 1247:American post-hardcore musical groups 921:BrooklynVegan Staff (March 6, 2009). 498:A reissue of the band's final album, 452:called Zealot. Cinca began releasing 7: 1262:Musical groups reestablished in 2009 1257:Musical groups from Washington, D.C. 1172:And We Washed Our Weapons in the Sea 1005:Video of impromptu Frodus appearance 951:And We Washed Our Weapons In the Sea 942: 940: 891:(1999, Team Player) – "Extinguished" 789:Split with Roadside Monument (1997, 700:And We Washed Our Weapons in the Sea 533:– drums, percussion, backing vocals 500:And We Washed Our Weapons In the Sea 400:), and Hamacher went on to drum for 364:And We Washed Our Weapons in the Sea 47:adding citations to reliable sources 949:"Lovitt Records to Reissue Frodus' 440:, and completed the third album by 740:iTunes-only (2005, Lovitt Records) 14: 1252:Tooth & Nail Records artists 947:Cohen, Matt (October 19, 2015). 131: 23: 34:needs additional citations for 351:, an independent label out of 1: 879:Songs from the Penalty Box 3 869:Songs from the Penalty Box 2 679:(1996, Double Deuce / 2003, 599:Howard Pyle – bass, vocals 16:American post-hardcore band 1278: 1164:Conglomerate International 865:) – "Lights On for Safety" 744:Left for Dead in Halmstad! 688:Conglomerate International 614:– bass, keyboards, vocals 584:Dana Wachs – bass, vocals 566:Jim Cooper – bass, vocals 482:Conglomerate International 358:Conglomerate International 355:, with whom they released 1221:The Dillinger Escape Plan 1048: 786:(1997, Day After Records) 478:The Dillinger Escape Plan 130: 1190:Tooth & Nail Records 821:(1995, Level) – "22-d10" 491:, recorded in 2009 with 384:Post-breakup (2000–2008) 349:Tooth & Nail Records 813:Compilation Appearances 288:band formed in 1993 in 1140:Molotov Cocktail Party 839:(1995, Radiopaque) – " 831:It Goes Without Saying 808:(2010, Lovitt Records) 777:(1996, Lovitt / Shute) 738:Live at Black Cat 1999 695:/ 2009 Lovitt Records) 660:Molotov Cocktail Party 535:(1993–1998, 2008–2010) 526:(1993–1998, 2008–2010) 456:, made on a Game Boy ( 335:. 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Frodus performing in Sweden on tour with Refused in 1998
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Washington, D.C.
Post-hardcore
art rock
math rock
Fueled by Ramen
Tooth & Nail
Shelby Cinca
Jason Hamacher
Jake Brown
Nathan Burke
Liam Wilson
Andy Duncan
www.frodus.com
post-hardcore
Washington, D.C.
Shelby Cinca
Jason Hamacher

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