Alkaline Trio is an American
punk rock band. The band was
formed in 1996 in McHenry,
Illinois. The band's original
members consist of Matt Skiba
(vocals, guitar), Dan Andriano
(vocals, bass), and Derek
Grant (drums). Up to this day,
the band has released seven
studio albums, including their
newest album, This Addiction,
that was released on February
23, 2010. In 1997 was the
release of the band's first
EP, "Sundials". It was
followed by the departure of
Rob Doran which Dan Andriano,
take his place and they began
recording. 1998 saw the
release of their second EP
entitled For Your Lungs Only,
which began to make them a
significant fanbase in the
Midwest America. Later in that
year, Alkaline Trio released
their first full length album,
Goddamnit, followed by Maybe
I'll Catch Fire in 2000 (that
was recorded both on Asian Man
Records). In the same year,
the band released a collection
of their previously released
EPs on their self-titled
album. In 2001, Alkaline Trio
released the album "From Here
To Infirmary" on Vagrant
Records. This album inspired
music videos for the singles
"Stupid Kid" and "Private
Eye." The album was the
Alkaline Trio's first album to
reach above Billboard top 200.
In 2003, was the released of
their next full-length album
"Good Mourning", with the
album's launch single "We've
Had Enough" with the same
success as the previous single
"Stupid Kid".
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