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INTERVIEW WITH DARYL TABERSKI INTERVIEW AND INTRODUCTION BY JEFF JOBES PHOTOS COURTESY OF DARYL TABERSKI

Innovators. That is perhaps, the most accurate way to describe Snapcase. When rock trends change like the kitchen trash, this hard working band from Buffalo, NY simply acknowledges and moves on. I sat down with singer Daryl Taberski in his backyard on a rare sunny afternoon at a time when the band was just starting to put together the material that would become End Transmission.

Are you the biggest band on Victory? I don’t know, maybe worldwide. I think in the U.S., Hatebreed sells a little bit more than we do. If you combined all of our albums, then no. But their one record has sold more in the U.S. than any one of our records.

You guys have had offers, right? Yeah, we’ve met with labels. When it was time to renegotiate our last deal, we decided that staying with Victory was the best thing for us. We’re not unhappy with the decision because they’ve worked really hard on our albums. They did an amazing job.

“We’ve toured with punk bands, ska bands, metal bands, nu-metal bands and we’ve had fun and done well with all those different categories and scenes. I think we bridge together punk and metal and hardcore all together.”

When do you see Snapcase fitting in the musical spectrum? You’re on Victory with all the hardcore, you just toured with Papa Roach, you were offered the opening slot on the current Soul Brains tour . . . That’s the thing, we’re always careful. We don’t want to be too tightly categorized. We felt that was one of the negative things about staying with Victory. There’s a stigma with the label that you’re a certain sound or a certain type of band. I think that comes with a lot of independent labels, people expect a certain sound. We don’t want to be coined a ‘Victory band’ or a ‘hardcore band’, even the hardcore scene is where our roots are. Without that scene, we would be nothing. We owe everything to that scene, but at the same time we don’t want to be labeled. We’ve toured with punk bands, ska bands, metal bands, nu-metal bands and we’ve had fun and done well with all those different categories and scenes. I think we bridge together punk and metal and hardcore all together. It’s important for us to be able to go tour Europe with NOFX and have a good time like we did last year and also be able to tour with a band like the Deftones and have a great time. I don’t think there’s a lot of bands that can do that. We don’t want to fit in. We want to just be Snapcase.

You’re not pursuing an image? No, we’re normal dudes. We’re not thugs, we’re not crazy, weird dudes. The music and the message and the lyrics speak for themselves. Snapcase has been a really lucky band. I mean, we were never really one of those crazy ambitious bands that was like ‘Okay, we’re gonna get big, we’re gonna go on tour, we gotta do this and that.’ We’ve always been a band that’s just gone at our own speed, which is why we only have three albums out in ten years. We never had high expectations and I think that’s why we have had some success. A lot of it has to do with being from Buffalo. We tend to work hard and expect little gain from it. Not that people don’t work hard in other places, but Buffalo is one of those small town/big town kind of places. It’s not an easy town to come out of and grow and be successful. Bands that are recognized out of Buffalo are few and far between. Ani DiFranco is an amazing story. And in the 80’s in Buffalo, you would go see the Goo Goo Dolls and you would go see Cannibal Corpse. And now they’re both such huge international bands. We’ve opened for both of those bands, so we sort of fit in between them somewhere, I think that’s kind of cool.

It seems that there’s two different camps when it comes to bands, one that has specific ambitions and the other that is in it just make good music. And it’s cool to see bands that are in it for the music actually make it. Definitely. I think it gets harder and more challenging as you’re doing well, to do it for the music. We were recently offered some shows and we didn’t want to go out and play. But the offers were huge. But we came together at practice and asked ourselves why we were considering the offer and our initial response was that we wanted to do the shows because the money was good, not because we wanted to go out and play. So we ended up turning them down and deciding to stay home and continue to write because that’s what we wanted to focus on and that’s what we’re going to do. I’m really excited. We have our own studio, and we’ve been reinvesting all of our earnings back into the band to do something new. It keeps it fun and fresh and that’s what’s most important.

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Snapcase appeared on the Hard Rock / Metal scene with the release of the album 'Comatose' published on November 30, 1991. The song 'Comatose' was instantly a success and made Snapcase one of the newest emerging talents at that moment. Thereafter, Snapcase came out with the hugely popular album 'Progression Through Unlearning' which includes some of the most beloved tracks from the Snapcase collection. 'Progression Through Unlearning' includes the track 'Caboose' which has made itself the most well-known for fans to experience during the performances. In addition to 'Caboose' , most of other tracks from 'Progression Through Unlearning' have also become well-known as a result. A few of Snapcase's most beloved tour albums and songs are displayed below. After 25 years since the release of 'Comatose' and making a massive effect in the business, music lovers consistently flock to hear Snapcase appear live to perform favorites from the complete catalog.

Snapcase Tour Albums and Songs

Snapcase: Progression Through Unlearning

• Guilty By Ignorance
• Harrison Bergeron
• Zombie Prescription
• Killing Yourself To ...
• She Suffocates
• Weak Tyrant
• Breaking And Reaching

Snapcase: Bright Flashes

• Believe/Revolt (Relo...
• Dress Rehearsal
• Ten A.M. (Good Morni...
• New Academy
• Mountain Song
• Depth of Field
• Freedom of Choice
• Gates of Steel
• Makeshift Tourniquet
• Exile Etiquette (Onl...

Snapcase: End Transmission

• Believe, Revolt
• A Synthesis Of Class...
• Exile Etiquette
• Interrogation
• Litmus Test

Snapcase: Designs For Automotion

• Disconnector
• Bleeding Orange
• Typecast Modulator
• Are You Tuned In?
• 20th Nervous Breakdown
• Energy Dome
• Ambition Now
• Break The Static

Snapcase: Lookinglasself

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Snapcase Share Details For Their Upcoming New Book ‘Optic’

Influential New Jersey hardcore band Snapcase have launched pre-orders for their upcoming book ‘ Optic ‘. Described as a ‘visual archive”, you can guarantee your copy of the the book here .

An official press release spells out what you can expect:

‘…’ Optic ‘ is a 144-page, Smyth-sewn soft-cover book that tells the visual story of a band that personifies ’90s hardcore; the wave that propelled the scene forward from Youth of Today , Gorilla Biscuits and those that came before it. The book’s “Black” First Edition is hand-numbered out of 500 copies and includes an insert signed by the band. From 1989, when they were known as Solid State , through 2005’s “final” show — Snapcase were leaders in the ’90s hardcore scene. They grew more powerful and evolved with every release, including 1997’s seminal Progression Through Unlearning album. ‘ Optic shines a spotlight on this era of hardcore by chronologically featuring the band’s personal photography, professional photography, influential releases, show flyers, posters, backstage passes, personal ephemera, handwritten lyrics, and much more, culled largely from current and former members of the band. ‘ Snapcase were kind of the perfect vessel to bridge the early-’90s mosh-and-burn hardcore style into everything else that started going on. They weren’t afraid of the new styles that were gaining favor in the scene—post-hardcore, emo, pop punk—and, if anything, they both incorporated parts of those styles into their own music and supported bands in those styles by taking them on tour, regardless of stylistic differences.” — Norman Brannon ( Texas Is The Reason , Shelter ) In addition the visual elements, the book features insights from current and former members, a foreword by Duncan Barlow ( Endpoint , By the Grace of God ) and written contributions from Walter Schreiffels ( Quicksand ), David Sandström ( Refused ), Norman Brannon ( Texas Is The Reason ), Scott Vogel ( Terror ), Andrew Kline ( Strife ), Dennis Merrick ( Earth Crisis ), Jon Gula ( Turmoil ), Mike McTernan ( Damnation A.D. ), Kate Reddy ( 108 ), and producer Steve Evetts ( Progression Through Unlearning , Designs for Automotion ). Spanning the entire decade and beyond, the book shows how copy shop, paste-up flyers segued into digital compositions thanks to the advent of the computer while hardcore’s style evolved in both music and fashion. The one thing that remains true, regardless of societal or technological evolution, is that hardcore has been the driving force behind Snapcase since day one. “Musical evolution is what you want when you’re in a band; to be able to grow musically while building your audience. Most bands that start in hardcore have a hard time progressing like that because the audience won’t go along with them. Snapcase is an exception to that.” — Walter Schreifels ( Quicksand , Rival Schools ) To celebrate the book’s release in their hometown of Buffalo, the band are playing a SOLD-OUT show at the Rec Room on Friday, November 4 and inviting hardcore and Snapcase fans alike to join them for a free podcast recording and pop-up shop event at Other Half Brewing on Saturday, November 5. At both events, while supplies last, Snapcase will be selling an exclusive edition of OPTIC as well as a completely new line of merchandise. The “Buffalo” edition of the book features an alternate jacket that’s an homage to the band’s debut full-length, Lookinglasself , and is limited to 250 numbered copies, will never be reprinted and, like the “Black” edition, features an insert signed by the band. Snapcase have decided to donate all profits from this exclusive edition to the city’s Roswell Comprehensive Cancer Center to aid their world-renowned fight against cancer. “When first approached about a Snapcase book, I was uneasy because I felt that there were so many other deserving bands for this type of project. In reflection, however, we truly worked hard on being a unique yet integral piece of the hardcore scene in the 1990s and to have that hard work compiled and documented in Optic has been quite rewarding. We were inspired by so many bands before us and, in turn, we would like to think we inspired others—so I feel that we have a place in hardcore history somewhere. Thank you to Tom B. for having the artistic and historical vision to bring this book together!” — Daryl Taberski ( Snapcase , vocals) From 2-4PM on Saturday, November 5, the band and author/designer/publisher Tom Bejgrowicz are hosting a free, open-to-the-public podcast recording and pop-up shop event at Other Half Brewing at 1 Seneca St. in Buffalo. For the podcast, the band —along with former members Bob Whiteside and Chris Galas , and special guests Scott Vogel ( Terror , Buried Alive ), Johny Chow ( Zero Tolerance , Stone Sour ), Steve Micciche ( Every Time I Die ), Dennis Merrick ( Earth Crisis ), and Larry Ransom ( Snapcase road crew) — will be recording a 2-part podcast with Nickel City Soundtracks live at the brewery. ‘I feel lucky to have not known exactly who Tom was when we first met to discuss his plans for the book. If I had known, I probably would have been nervous because Tom ‘s been a part of so many books and records that I’m a fan of. I feel really fortunate that he wanted to work with us and despite my expectations for the book, I was still blown away when he presented the finished work to us. As a member of the band in its Third Act, it’s so cool to visualize the past and finally see what I’ve only heard about in stories on the road.”— Dustin Perry ( Snapcase , bass)’

In addition to performing at the Rec Room in their hometown of Buffalo, NY on November 04th, Snapcase also have a vinyl reissue in the wings. November 18th will see the group’s 1997 sophomore album “ Progression Through Unlearning ” emerge on three different colored pressings, pre-orders for which can be found here .

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