For The Love of the WoundedSplit Lip
Sep 28 1998
DHR-020
DHR-037
About Split Lip:...
Here is the long awaited repress of the classic first Split Lip album. This album is considered one of the first and best emo records to come from the Midwest and many a band have used this as an influence. Includes the song "Box" that was left off of the original version. The LP version is limited to thirteen hundred copies on green vinyl.
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NEWSRecent news about Split Lip.
Wednesday, October 21st 2009Split Lip/Chamberlain Announces NYC ShowSplit Lip/Chamberlain have announced another reunion show, this time at the Bowery Ballroom in NYC on December 7th. Tickets go on sale tomorrow, Thursday, October 22nd at noon. The openers should be announced soon. The show is 18+ and costs $19.
Wednesday, February 25th 2009Chamberlain "Fate's" Reissue/Pre-orderWe are proud to announce the vinyl reissue of Chamberlain's beloved 1996 record Fate's Got A Driver. The long out-of-print LP is being reissued with fully redesigned artwork and five previously unreleased tracks.
For those unfamiliar, Chamberlain were one of the most important and influential bands in the underground Midwest music scene. Originally the Indianapolis hardcore band, Split Lip (under who's name the record was initially released), the outfit later decided to change their name to Chamberlain as their sound grew more melodic and mature. Chamberlain has been cited by the likes of Taking Back Sunday, New Found Glory and Dashboard Confessional as a major influence. This is an absolute essential album for any vinyl enthusiast or fan of 90s emo or melodic hardcore.
You can pre-order the limited edition cream colored vinyl right now. It's safe to say you should probably put a move on it, because there are only 500 copies available of this edition.
In celebration of the re-release, Split Lip/Chamberlain will be reuniting for a series of 3 Midwest performances. For more information, check out the band's
Facebook page.
For those unfamiliar, Chamberlain were one of the most important and influential bands in the underground Midwest music scene. Originally the Indianapolis hardcore band, Split Lip (under who's name the record was initially released), the outfit later decided to change their name to Chamberlain as their sound grew more melodic and mature. Chamberlain has been cited by the likes of Taking Back Sunday, New Found Glory and Dashboard Confessional as a major influence. This is an absolute essential album for any vinyl enthusiast or fan of 90s emo or melodic hardcore.
You can pre-order the limited edition cream colored vinyl right now. It's safe to say you should probably put a move on it, because there are only 500 copies available of this edition.
In celebration of the re-release, Split Lip/Chamberlain will be reuniting for a series of 3 Midwest performances. For more information, check out the band's
Facebook page.
Tuesday, July 29th 2008David Moore Unveils Solo ProjectFormer Chamberlain/Split Lip vocalist David Moore has completed an album entitled My Lover, My Stranger due out late 2008. However, the single "Breaking You Down" is available today from all digital retailers, including iTunes. Included in this bundle is an additional album track and a live video. Although this is a solo project for Moore, a majority of the songs are a collaboration with guitar player and former bandmate Adam Rubenstein.
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