Mutiny Within | |
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Mutiny Within in 2010.
From left to right: Bill Fore, Brandon Jacobs, Chris Clancy, Andrew Jacobs, Drew Stavola and Daniel Bage. |
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Background information | |
Also known as | Mutiny, MW |
Origin | Edison, New Jersey, USA |
Genres | Melodic death metal,power metal,metalcore,progressive metal |
Years active | 2002-present |
Labels | Roadrunner Records, 2009 - 2011 |
Website | www.mutinywithin.com |
Members |
Chris Clancy Brandon Jacobs Daniel Bage Bill Fore Andrew Jacobs |
Past members | Drew Stavola Jeff Stewart Lu Obregon Chad Anthony Mike Vassallo |
Mutiny Within is a metal band from Edison, New Jersey. The band was formed in 2002 by bassist Andrew Jacobs.
They would go through a number of lineup changes and a name change before finally solidifying into the band they would eventually become. Jacobs recruited his younger brother, Brandon Jacobs, to play guitar, as well as drummer Bill Fore and keyboardist Drew Stavola. While searching for a singer, the band contacted Chris Clancy in England, based on a performance he posted on YouTube. Clancy moved to the United States and dedicated himself to the band. The final member, Daniel Bage, also came over from England when Clancy invited him to join the band in the studio to record some guitar solos. In 2010, Mutiny Within released their self-titled debut on Roadrunner Records.
Their song "Born to Win" was the theme song to the WWE wrestler Evan Bourne for his entire WWE Career (from 2008-2014. Roadrunner Records released a demo of their song "Awake" on their downloadable compilation album Annual Assault (2009). The song "Awake" was later released to Roadrunner subscribers and on iTunes for purchase. They also recorded another song called The End for the Roadrunner Records EP God of War: Blood & Metal.
Their tours lined up included a North American summer tour supporting Soilwork with Death Angel running from July 14 through August 15, 2010. The band parted ways with drummer Bill Fore months after their self-titled debut album release. Bill Fore went on to play with former Black Market Hero guitarist and solo guitar instrumentalist Angel Vivaldi. Wishing him the best of luck on moving forward, he was temporarily replaced with 25-year-old Chad Anthony, who is also from New Jersey. Anthony learned all of the songs in only two weeks to be ready in time for the 2010 North American tour with Soilwork and Death Angel. They announced on September 20, 2010 that they needed to cancel their touring with Nevermore to do take the time to properly audition and rehearse for a new drummer. On October 5, 2010, they announced that they also cancelled their tour with Scar Symmetry and Epica, to concentrate on their new material for their second album and find a new permanent drummer instead of using yet another fill in drummer.