Fight The Fear

Fight the Fear is one of the most explosive new rock acts to be birthed on the West Coast in years. The band began garnering attention in 2004 when they blew away the L.A. Music Awards with their live performance, winning back-to-back awards for Best Alternative Rock Band (2004, 2005). The band then embarked on a grueling touring schedule through 2006, when they finally landed in the studio and recorded a monstrous self-titled debut for Never Say Die Records. Fight the Fear creates exhilarating riff heavy, sonic landscapes that climax with hooks and melodies that are both catchy and distinct. Roger Baca’s passionate tenor cuts powerfully through the machine gun hammer of guitarist Mark Reveles. Reveles’ solos unwind with furious momentum and when they are fully unleashed, the results are epic. Bassist Rob Crist and drummer James Rhinehart anchor the band’s innovative sound with tight and crushing rhythms. An unbelievable and dynamic producer duo of Norwood Fisher (Fishbone) and Danny Saber (U2, The Rolling Stones, Marilyn Manson) have harnessed the raw power of one of California’s best live acts and mixed it into hard rock perfection. The result is as gratifying as it is potent. 2007 looks to be the year that Fight the Fear make their move. Look for their upcoming release on Never Say Die Records. Fight the Fear manage to stand apart from their less inventive peers with their bold new model that is as melodic as it is brutal. Songs like “Falling Down” show that the debut has the anthem rock breadth to become an instant classic, and cuts like “Mark’s Angry” showcase a complex blend of rock and ska rhythms that underscore the diverse influences within the band’s sound.