Cadillac Blindside

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Cadillac Blindside was a punk rock band from Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States.

History[]

Cadillac Blindside formed in 1997.^[1] They were a punk rock group, which shared, according to AllMusic biographer MacKenzie Wilson, "indie rock qualities similar to the likes of At the Drive-In, the Get Up Kids, and the Dillinger Four."^[1] The band composed of Zachary Zrust (vocals, guitar), James Russell (vocals, guitar), Trent Raygor (bass), and Rebecca Hanten (drums).^[1] Their debut album, Read the Book Seen the Movie, was released in late 2000 by Soda Jerk.^[1]

They were signed to Fueled by Ramen of Gainesville, Florida. The band broke up in July 2002, citing "reasons too numerous to mention."^[2] Zrust went on to form Fuel The Fire. Russell and Hanten went on to form The Cardinal Sin. Trenton went on to form .

The group reunited in 2016. They supported Motion City Soundtrack on their farewell tour.^[3]

Discography[]

Albums

• Read the Book, Seen the Movie (2000)
• These Liquid Lungs (2002)

EPs, demos, splits

• Bubblecore cassette demo (1997)
• Rumors, Scandals and Burning Bridges 7 inch (1998)
• The Cops Are Here, Lets Split Split 7 inch with Amp 176 (1999)
• The Allegory of Death and Fame (EP) (2001)

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