Location: | Bloomington, Indiana |
Year(s): | 1999 - 2004 |
Members: | Jim Rawlinson, Matt Driscoll, Patrick Driscoll, Colin Atkinson (99-03), Joey Ours (03-04) |
Total Request: | 199 (13 downloads, 186 plays) |
Total Request: | 199 (13 downloads, 186 plays) |
About: | Started in 1999 off of former Indianapolis hardcore band EIC, Jim Fix was an emo/post-punk band based largely out of Bloomington, IN. Their sound, built off of poppy hooks and huge drum parts, progressed from poppy emo to grungy post-punk by the end of the band. Jim Fix played heavily in Central Indiana, but played shows throughout the Midwest from Appleton, WI to Virginia Beach, VA. They shared stages often with friends Brazil (Muncie, IN), Lights Over Bridgeport (N. Indiana), Ultimate Fakebook (Manhattan, KA) and pretty much anyone else who came through the area at the time. Jim Fix self-released a number of recordings, most notably "Amplify" in 2001. The last official recording came in 2004 "Bad Kids Like..." before breaking up after the tragic death of bassist Joey Ours. A post-humous incomplete recording "Jim Fix The END" was never released. |
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2001,
By far the best recording and production we ever put down on tape. Recorded over a few days at Azmyth Studios with Ryan Adkins, "Amplify" was Jim Fix's most widely distributed and recognizable recording. At least some of the songs on this EP were played through every period of the band. Also worth noting, the original version of this recording featured very different artwork and the title "Never Ending Road to Forever", but after the first batch of them went out, the band scrapped it for the more simple artwork and the title "Amplify".
Lineup: Jim Rawlinson (guitars/vocals), Colin Atkinson (bass), Matt Driscoll (guitar), Patrick Driscoll (drums)
2003,
The last official Jim Fix recording. This was recorded 100% live and the production is poor, somewhat intentionally. The band was going through a radical change with Joey Ours taking over bass duties and helping with some songwriting. We were going from the poppy emo that we started with into harder more aggressive songs. Although rough in spots, this is a good time capsule of where the band was headed and of our live sound.
2004,
The lineup for this recording is Patrick on drums, Matt on guitar/bass, and Jim on vocals/guitar/bass.