Imposters

After a few years wandering around the upstate New York DIY punk scene as Break Down The Walls, friends/bandmates Jake Albi, Nick Greto, and TJ De Rosa sought a far more advanced musical direction than what they had previous done with their first two albums. (Break Down The Walls, A Life of Dreams) These releases proved to be a learning experience for self recording and by the time they re-entered the studio, they had a new found confidence. In March 2019, Living in America was released, a 16 song concept album following the timeline of a fictional mass shooter "Actual John." After this, the group wasted no time and quickly recorded a second album that year, hoping to capture a far less serious vibe. Albi said that it was a goal of the band to create "two albums within a year that were pretty much polar opposites."
'Someone, Sometime, Somewhere' was put out in October of 2019, boosting the bands local popularity in the New York tri-state area. Following this, like the rest of the world, the band found themselves out of work due to the COVID-19 epidemic but did not slow down their recording process because of it. During the 3 month lockdown period, they were able to collaborate virtually via Pro Tools cloud, and created yet another full length album. Imposters latest album 'Unlawful Assembly' was released on July 4th, 2020, offering the bands take on the state of the world around them.