All

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All: The Perpetual Motion Machine of Melodic Punk Fuelled by caffeine, camaraderie, and an unwavering dedication to pop-infused punk rock, All emerged from the ashes of the Descendents, carrying the torch of relentless energy and meticulous songwriting. More than just a side project, All became a defining force in its own right, refining the signature sound established by their predecessors. Drawing heavily on the raw power of hardcore and layering it with complex harmonies and deceptively cheerful melodies, All crafts a uniquely bittersweet experience. Formed in 1987 with Bill Stevenson, Karl Alvarez, and Stephen Egerton, All found its iconic voice in frontmen like Dave Smalley (Dag Nasty) and later, Chad Price. The band quickly carved out a niche with albums like "Allroy Sez" and "Percolater," characterized by their relentless touring schedule and devotion to the "ALL" philosophy – a relentless pursuit of personal betterment. Their consistent output throughout the 90s and 2000s cemented their legacy, influencing countless bands with their blend of technical prowess and infectious hooks. All's impact extends beyond the stage. They represent a blueprint for longevity, demonstrating how to evolve creatively while staying true to core values. Their dedication to DIY ethics and relentless touring has fostered a deeply loyal fanbase, ensuring that the ALL train keeps rolling, even amidst the ever-changing landscape of punk rock. The band continues to tour and release music, a testament to their enduring passion and dedication to the All ethos.