Gone but not forgotten

Incase you peoples dont know FenixTx broke up but the main members have started two new bands. I am probably the only person who dug Fenix TX that visits this page but trust me if you hated Fenix Tx you're gonna like one of the two new bands. Anyways here are the Bands:
chChCH HaHaHaThis is Devon and Adams (drummer, bass player of Fenix Tx. respectively)new band, definitely a wack name, no one is debating that but this band seems pretty cool. I really dig their webpage also. The sad thing is they dont have any complete songs on the web right now. (that I can find) all I have heard is a clip from a song on their webpage. As far as I can tell they are a rather experimental punk/indie/maybe a tinge of hardcore band. I think you'll dig em.
Denver HarborThis is Will (Fenix Tx lead singer) now if you hated Fenix Tx because of their Pop sound well than you'll probably hate Denver Harbor. Their webpage isnt on the net yet but they do have mp3s on mp3.com. Maybe you'll like these guys more than you liked Fenix Tx because they are just a straight up rock band. I think a lot of bands get out of their teens and realize they didnt really want to play teeny bopping pop punk music for the rest of their lives. Anyways I really dig the mp3s they have the web. I suggest listening to Move On. Defnitely a cool song.
So it turns out there is life after Fenix Tx. I remember seeing FxTx at the warped tour a couple of years ago and they were kind of a disappointment but these two new bands sound pretty cool. I am espcially excited to hear chChCH HaHaHa because Will isnt singing and writing the music and I wonder what that will sound like. Alright kids until later. Enjoy you're nachos.

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