Latterman

Latterman

Live at Fest Five, October 2006
Background information
Origin Huntington Station, New York, United States
Genres Punk rock, pop punk
Years active 2000–2007
Labels Traffic Violation, Deep Elm
Associated acts Bridge and Tunnel, Shorebirds, Iron Chic, Days Late, The Solidarity Pact, Contra, RVIVR, Hooky, The Brass, Beardlift, Behavior, Slingshot Dakota
Website Official Site
Past members Phil Douglas
Mattie Canino
Brian Crozier
Pat Schramm
Bryce Hackford
Dan Sposato
Mike "MR" Campbell

Latterman was a four-piece punk rock band from Huntington, New York. They played a style of melodic punk rock with shouted dual-vocals by Phil Douglas and Matt Canino, and their songs often contain political and/or socially conscious lyrics. The band has been compared to the likes of Against Me!, The Lawrence Arms, Hot Water Music and Fifth Hour Hero.

On October 18, 2007, music website Punknews.org reported that the band has officially broken up.[1] The band issued a statement which indicated a number of reasons for the split, including turmoil with their label and misinterpretation of the band's message and intentions.

Members have since gone on to play in bands including Shorebirds, Mutoid Man, Iron Chic, Bridge and Tunnel, RVIVR, Laura Stevenson and The Cans, Daytrader, Pox, and The Brass.

Reunion Shows

In late July 2011, Punknews.org confirmed with the band[2] that they would be playing four shows in early December. The lineup will be the "No Matter Where We Go...", "Turn Up The Punk..." lineup, consisting of Phil Douglas, Matt Canino, Pat Schramm and Mike Campbell.

As of July 31, 2012 Latterman has also been confirmed to do a reunion appearance at Gainesville, Florida's 11th annual Fest at the end of October.

Members

Former members

Discography

Other releases

References

  1. ↑ Latterman (2000-2007). Punknews.org. October 18, 2007.
  2. ↑ "Latterman Reuniting for two shows in December". Punknews.org July 24, 2011.

External links

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