Hundred Reasons
Hundred Reasons: A Journey Through Unforgettable Music and Unfortunate Events
Origins and Early Success
Hundred Reasons, an English rock band hailing from Aldershot, Hampshire, emerged in the early 2000s. Fronted by the enigmatic Colin Doran, the band quickly gained recognition for their raw and emotional sound, blending a potent mix of heavy riffs, soaring melodies, and introspective lyrics. Their debut album, "Ideas Above Our Station," released in 2002, catapulted them to mainstream success, earning critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base.
Turbulent Times and Controversies
Despite their initial triumph, Hundred Reasons faced a series of challenges and controversies that plagued their career. The band underwent numerous lineup changes, with Doran emerging as the sole constant. Internal conflicts and substance abuse issues threatened to derail their progress. In 2005, they were dropped by their record label, adding further turmoil to an already tumultuous period.
Rebirth and Reconciliation
After a brief hiatus, Hundred Reasons regrouped in 2008 with a renewed sense of purpose. They released their third album, "Quick the Word, Sharp the Action," which showcased a more mature and sophisticated sound. The band continued to tour and perform, gradually rebuilding their reputation and reconnecting with their loyal fans.
Unforgettable Legacy and Enduring Appeal
Throughout their rollercoaster ride, Hundred Reasons produced a remarkable body of work that continues to resonate with music lovers. Their signature song, "Stories With Unhappy Endings," remains a testament to their ability to craft heart-wrenching anthems about love, loss, and the complexities of human existence.
Discography
* Ideas Above Our Station (2002)
* Shatterproof Is Not a Challenge (2003)
* Quick the Word, Sharp the Action (2008)
* Altar (2010)
* Collapse the Silence (2012)
Members
Current Members:
* Colin Doran - Vocals, Guitar
* Andy Gilmour - Guitar
* Rory MacDougall - Drums
* Richard Thomas - Bass
Past Members:
* Larry Hibbitt - Guitar
* Paul Townsend - Bass
* Ben Doyle - Drums
* Scott Francis - Guitar
Origins and Early Success
Hundred Reasons, an English rock band hailing from Aldershot, Hampshire, emerged in the early 2000s. Fronted by the enigmatic Colin Doran, the band quickly gained recognition for their raw and emotional sound, blending a potent mix of heavy riffs, soaring melodies, and introspective lyrics. Their debut album, "Ideas Above Our Station," released in 2002, catapulted them to mainstream success, earning critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base.
Turbulent Times and Controversies
Despite their initial triumph, Hundred Reasons faced a series of challenges and controversies that plagued their career. The band underwent numerous lineup changes, with Doran emerging as the sole constant. Internal conflicts and substance abuse issues threatened to derail their progress. In 2005, they were dropped by their record label, adding further turmoil to an already tumultuous period.
Rebirth and Reconciliation
After a brief hiatus, Hundred Reasons regrouped in 2008 with a renewed sense of purpose. They released their third album, "Quick the Word, Sharp the Action," which showcased a more mature and sophisticated sound. The band continued to tour and perform, gradually rebuilding their reputation and reconnecting with their loyal fans.
Unforgettable Legacy and Enduring Appeal
Throughout their rollercoaster ride, Hundred Reasons produced a remarkable body of work that continues to resonate with music lovers. Their signature song, "Stories With Unhappy Endings," remains a testament to their ability to craft heart-wrenching anthems about love, loss, and the complexities of human existence.
Discography
* Ideas Above Our Station (2002)
* Shatterproof Is Not a Challenge (2003)
* Quick the Word, Sharp the Action (2008)
* Altar (2010)
* Collapse the Silence (2012)
Members
Current Members:
* Colin Doran - Vocals, Guitar
* Andy Gilmour - Guitar
* Rory MacDougall - Drums
* Richard Thomas - Bass
Past Members:
* Larry Hibbitt - Guitar
* Paul Townsend - Bass
* Ben Doyle - Drums
* Scott Francis - Guitar