UPDATE!!:
Sadly, Rick Scarola (Bassist, Co founder) Has departed the band to enjoy life as a father. There are absolutely no ill feelings on anyone's part, As his decision is respected by all of us. We love Rick, And will miss him dearly. Well you all know the old saying...... THE SHOW MUST GO ON! And it is!!!! We've just hired Harry Masterbone, An extremely talented and well known Bass player throughout New England.
Harry is also in the band MEGAHERTZ. A succesfull rock/ hard rock cover band. http://www.myspace.com/megahertz
Harry will be a great addition to this life style we love, and breath known as ETHIC. Our future is looking bright, And we're sure all of you will enjoy Harry and everything he brings to the band. Please continue to visit our main sites www.ethic.com and www.myspace.com/ethicrock to be updated with shows and info as things progress.
eth' ik) 1. The discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation. 2. A set of moral principles or values. 3. A Connecticut based hard rocking quartet that defies any exact genre, or classification, as well as defying all those who said that it couldn't work due to differences in musical backgrounds within the band. Yet five years and fortey some odd original songs later Ethic is stronger than ever, and about to take all those non believer's by storm.
In 1999 ethic recorded and released their first full length cd, titled "Ghost stories of the 20th century", a fourteen song collection of the bands first original works. Ethic hit the road throughout New England opening up,showcasing,or/headlining. Everywhere they could get one foot in the door, their instruments followed. Later that year, the original drummer departed to pursue other interests, within a week the lead guitarist would follow. Stephen Pompei, (vocalist, and rhythm guitarist) and Rick Scarola, (bassist) held two months of auditions, and finally decided on Aaron Travers, (drummer) and Dean Cardinale, (lead guitarist). Under this new line-up, Ethic returned to the studio to record to record their sophomore project, "Can Anybody Hear Me", which was a collection of some of the older songs from the first disc and some newer material which they had been working on. touring behind the second album got much more serious, opening for some bigger name bands like Doubledrive, Sebastian Bach, Stephen Pearcey, Split Shift, Night Ranger, and others. In late 2003 Dean Cardinale was replaced by Rocky Sundgren, and Ethic has been writing new material on the basis of Sundgren's innovative style ever since. And there you have it, Ethic is currently in the studio recording their 3rd cd (tentatively titled, "The Day The Sun Cried") in February 2005. Keep checking the website for release date as well as the 2005 tour!!! www.ethic.com

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