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'''Resport Suspicious Activity''' is the current band for former [[Articles of Faith]] frontman [[Vic Bondi]]. Vic formed the band as an outlet for his anger over the [[2004]] re-election of President George Bush and war in Iraq. Vic first contacted Channels frontman and indie-rock producer extraordinaire J. Robbins (ex-Jawbox, ex-Government Issue) about the possibility of working together and J., in turn, brought along drummer Darren Zentek (Channels, ex-Kerosene 454). The trio released a CD of Vic-penned tunes on Alternative Tentacles in [[2005]] and toured the country with [[The Bomb]] in 2006. Following the release of the CD, the group added Erik Denno (ex-Kerosene 454) as second guitarist. | '''Resport Suspicious Activity''' is the current band for former [[Articles of Faith]] frontman [[Vic Bondi]]. Vic formed the band as an outlet for his anger over the [[2004]] re-election of President George Bush and war in Iraq. Vic first contacted Channels frontman and indie-rock producer extraordinaire J. Robbins (ex-Jawbox, ex-Government Issue) about the possibility of working together and J., in turn, brought along drummer Darren Zentek (Channels, ex-Kerosene 454). The trio released a CD of Vic-penned tunes on Alternative Tentacles in [[2005]] and toured the country with [[The Bomb]] in 2006. Following the release of the CD, the group added Erik Denno (ex-Kerosene 454) as second guitarist. After going quiet during the Obama presidency, the band returned in 2017 to respond to Donald Trump's election with a new album. | ||
== Releases == | |||
* '''''Report Suspicious Activity''''' CD (Alternative Tentacles [[2005]]) | |||
* '''''Dreamland''''' CD EP (Underground Communique [[2006]]) | |||
* '''''Destroy All Evidence''''' CD (Alternative Tentacles [[2008]]) | |||
* '''''Leviathan''''' LP (Artic Rodeo Recordings [[2017]]) | |||
* ''The Wilderness'' b/w ''Just 'Cos You Got The Power'' 7" (Artic Rodeo Recordings [[2018]]) | |||
== Members == | |||
* [[Vic Bondi]] - Vocals/Guitar | |||
* Eric Denno - Guitar/Vocals | |||
* J. Robbins - Bass/Vocals | |||
* Darren Zentek - Drums | |||
[ | == External Links == | ||
[http://www. | * [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1375670-Report-Suspicious-Activity Discogs profile] | ||
* [http://www.alternativetentacles.com/bands.php?sd=dGlvVN5Phr0Ey6sHLvJ Alternative Tentacles bands page] | |||
[http://www. | * [http://www.myspace.com/reportsuspiciousactivity RSA on My Space] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:51, 21 December 2022
Resport Suspicious Activity is the current band for former Articles of Faith frontman Vic Bondi. Vic formed the band as an outlet for his anger over the 2004 re-election of President George Bush and war in Iraq. Vic first contacted Channels frontman and indie-rock producer extraordinaire J. Robbins (ex-Jawbox, ex-Government Issue) about the possibility of working together and J., in turn, brought along drummer Darren Zentek (Channels, ex-Kerosene 454). The trio released a CD of Vic-penned tunes on Alternative Tentacles in 2005 and toured the country with The Bomb in 2006. Following the release of the CD, the group added Erik Denno (ex-Kerosene 454) as second guitarist. After going quiet during the Obama presidency, the band returned in 2017 to respond to Donald Trump's election with a new album.
Releases
- Report Suspicious Activity CD (Alternative Tentacles 2005)
- Dreamland CD EP (Underground Communique 2006)
- Destroy All Evidence CD (Alternative Tentacles 2008)
- Leviathan LP (Artic Rodeo Recordings 2017)
- The Wilderness b/w Just 'Cos You Got The Power 7" (Artic Rodeo Recordings 2018)
Members
- Vic Bondi - Vocals/Guitar
- Eric Denno - Guitar/Vocals
- J. Robbins - Bass/Vocals
- Darren Zentek - Drums