Jason: Sounding good so far, very interesting. I'll have to keep an eye out.

I'm glad you've shown an interest. And Stacey, liking Aerosmith and being sexy are just two things we have to offer. - Andy

Stephanie Fierce: Looking forward to hearing what you got.

Andy - Vocals, Guitar

Andy Hardaway grew up in a medium sized town in Delaware. The dream of making it in the music industry came at a young age when he began singing and playing whatever instrument he could get his hands on. Later on he began listening to bands such as Rush, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, Soundgarden, The Cure, and Radiohead. After he finished high school and a couple years at a community college he moved to New York. He wasn't sure what he was going to do. Initially he thought he would go and find out what he wanted to do with his life. What he found out was that the dream of music was what he wanted to do.

Mike - Drums, Percussion

When they were younger Mike and his brother Andy would play music together. Andy would play his guitar and Mike would play the drums. Musically Mike is more influenced by punk rock, metal and grunge. In highschool they ceased playing music together because of these differences; Mike wanted to play music that was heavier. However after they were both adults and Andy expressed an interest in moving to New York, Mike decided to come with. Once they arrived they both discovered that music is what they were meant to do.

Ian - Guitar

Ian Jackson is a New York city native. He picked up a guitar when he was in 8th grade. Later in life he got involved in the New York music scene. He was in a couple of bands before he helped start Liars and Thieves. He met Mike and Andy on their first day in New York. He told them about a gig he was playing that night. They both showed up and when the band Ian had been in broke up he met up with Mike and Andy and they started Liars and Thieves.

Ready to hear some music? Well then you're in luck because this week were putting our head and piggybanks together and going into a studio. If all goes well then maybe next time we'll only have to put our heads together. - Andy

Care for an update? Fasten your seatbelts because weve got one fresh out of the oven! After a long day in studio we should have some songs coming your way. A couple of demos will be streaming up here and will also be available for download. You can expect them to be up in a few days after we've mixed the tracks just the way we like em. - Andy

It took a little bit longer than expected but we've got some songs ready for your enjoyment! Listen to them here for free! Were thinking about trying to get some sort of record deal and make an album as soon as we can. Hopefully these songs can help get us off the ground.

In your Court
The song starts off with an egressive and dangerously addictive bass lick (OoC: Similar to that from the song I Will Posess Your Heart). Whispery vocals and a slightly timid guitar riff join in to complete the verse. Then an eruption of noise arrives as the loud and catchy chorus takes shape (OoC: Imagine early Incubus meets 30 Seconds to Mars). Then the second more lively verse takes shape with the drums, bass, guitar and vocals. The next chorus is very similar to the first. Then things slow down and get a little bit quieter (OoC: Think of the bridge from Brand New's The Quiet Things That no One Ever Knows). This lasts for a little bit and then the guitar and vocals get loud as Andy goes into the song's passionate scream which leads into the final chorus. The song ends with about ten seconds of the begenning bass riff.

Excuses
This song starts upbeat with a heavily Rush influenced guitar riff. Overall this song is just meant to be a catchy radio-ready pop song. That is until the bridge comes around. Ian blasts out a great guitar solo (OoC: Imagine something you might hear on a pearl jam album), and then Andy goes off on a run, and the beat of the song gets more agressive. Just before the final chorus there is a breakdown in which Ian and Andy have great harmonizing vocals (OOC: Imgine early Taking Back Sunday). The final chorus goes just like the others did to close off this pop song.

If You Find Me
This song begins with a blank tone on guitar which builds up to a heavy explosion of noise from all instruments. Then things quiet down a bit into a very guitar player friendly verse. The prechorus gets quieter before the inevidable smash of noise. THis song twists though after that into a calmer breakdown (OOC: Similar to that of Brand New's song Limousine). This goes until Andy's inevidable scream which leads into another loud and heavy intrumental section. The next part of the song challenges Andy's vocals as he summons high notes while Ian plays a memorable riff on the guitar (OOC: Imagine early Coheed and Camria). The intense and passionate song ends in this fashion as Andy stops singing, the final notes are played on Ian's guitar, and Mike smashes his drums one last time.

(OoC: Those tour dates are incorrect. I'll get the right ones up soon.)

Hey ya'll! I'm glad to say that our debut single is going to be released at some point in the near future. We first just have to find a label that wants to release it. So if you're a fan and know some people in the music industry then bring our name up. We'll owe you one!

- Mike