No Justice
No Justice was an American country band the Red Dirt scene.
History
The band formed in 2001 in Stillwater, Oklahoma, the center of Red Dirt genre. Their first album brought her 2003 Far from Everything out, the second album followed in 2006. As producers, they could Mike McClure and JJ Lester win that had until 2003 played together in the band The Great Divide. Lester was partly also be heard as a drummer. The occupation changed over the years, almost entirely, by the founding members is still only frontman Steve Rice of No Justice active.
In 2007, the band released their first live album, which continued the begun by artists such as Willie Nelson, Stoney LaRue, Cross Canadian Ragweed and Pat Green recorded the tradition in the nightclub Billy Bob 's Texas CD. In 2010 they released their third studio album 2nd Avenue, in December 2012 was followed by their new album America's Son With these two albums No Justice could also celebrate his greatest success and made it to the front regions of different Billboard Independent Charts.
In September 2013, the band announced their separation for the end of October of the year. In its twelve years of band history, the musicians of No Justice have released five albums, which have together sold more than 100,000 times.
Style
The band is stylistically very variable. According to Steven Rice, the various band members jazz, metal, rock and blues backgrounds. In addition, the band clubs influences from R & B and funk. Rice indicates, it is the stylistic diversity important so that the music will not get bored.
Discography
- 2003: Far from Everything
- 2006: No Justice
- 2010: 2nd Avenue
- 2012: America's Son