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Volumes is a nu-metalcore and djent band formed in 2009 in Los Angeles, California by guitarist/producer Diego Farias. One of the many bands that came in on the djent wave in the early 2010’s, they quickly made a name for themselves in the djent and metalcore scene. Though not without troubles along the way.
Volumes’ original lineup were guitarists Diego Farias and Daniel Braunstein, singers Gus Farias and Michael Barr, Raad Soudani on bass, and Chris Khoury. After finalizing the lineup, the band got to work on their first ep, ''The Concept of Dreaming''. Before the EP released, Braunstein was out and Daniel Schwartz joined to help finish the EP. Volumes soon announced they signed to Mediaskare Records and they released ''The Concept of Dreaming'' in November 2010. The EP was well received and it got Volumes to start touring the US. Volumes would start work on their debut album, ''Via'', throughout 2010 and 2011. However, Khoury left the band and Schwartz would take up the sticks. Via released in September 2011 to rave reviews and quickly put Volumes on the map as a band to watch out for. As predicted, more tours would follow. However, in 2012 Schwartz left the band and was replaced by Nick Ursich.
2013 and 2014 saw more growth for Volumes, supporting bands such as Crown the Empire and Music/IceNineKills, as well as getting on the Vans Warped Tour in 2014. In 2014 Volumes’ second album, ''No Sleep'', released. ''No Sleep'' saw a greater emphasis on cleans as well as some hip hop and nu-metal influence. More tours followed suit. In 2015 they embarked on their biggest tour to date with Australian metalcore band Northlane, touring Europe and Australia together. Despite the surge in popularity, trouble would hit the band. Volumes revealed that Mediaskare failed to pay them royalties for Via and No Sleep, and after a lot of legal issues the band got the rights back to their first two albums and re-releasing them on their own label, 91367 Records. Volumes announced in late 2015 that Michael Barr would be leaving the band due to CreativeDifferences.
After a brief search for a new vocalist, Volumes decided on Myke Terry of ex-Bury Your Dead fame. Volumes also announced they signed a new contract with Fearless Records and released a new single “Feels Good” in 2016 and a new album was in the works. ''Different Animals'' was released in 2017 under Fearless and saw an even greater expansion on their sound with more alternative metal and hip hop influences. After several years of touring, Volumes released a surprise EP ''Coming Clean'' in April 2019 which hearkened back to their ''Via''-era sound. 2019 was mostly a quiet year for the band, with Diego focusing on his producing career, Gus launching his trap project YungYogi, and Raad filling in for Music/OfMiceAndMen as their bassist, all while writing a follow up to Different Animals. [[Main/WhamEpisode Then October 2019 hit and Gus and Diego Farias were no longer in Volumes and Michael Barr was back in the band.]] With the new lineup, Volumes released a new single "holywater". As of writing of this page, the band is continuing to work on their fourth album and have yet to announce a new guitarist.
Volumes’ original lineup were guitarists Diego Farias and Daniel Braunstein, singers Gus Farias and Michael Barr, Raad Soudani on bass, and Chris Khoury. After finalizing the lineup, the band got to work on their first ep, ''The Concept of Dreaming''. Before the EP released, Braunstein was out and Daniel Schwartz joined to help finish the EP. Volumes soon announced they signed to Mediaskare Records and they released ''The Concept of Dreaming'' in November 2010. The EP was well received and it got Volumes to start touring the US. Volumes would start work on their debut album, ''Via'', throughout 2010 and 2011. However, Khoury left the band and Schwartz would take up the sticks. Via released in September 2011 to rave reviews and quickly put Volumes on the map as a band to watch out for. As predicted, more tours would follow. However, in 2012 Schwartz left the band and was replaced by Nick Ursich.
2013 and 2014 saw more growth for Volumes, supporting bands such as Crown the Empire and Music/IceNineKills, as well as getting on the Vans Warped Tour in 2014. In 2014 Volumes’ second album, ''No Sleep'', released. ''No Sleep'' saw a greater emphasis on cleans as well as some hip hop and nu-metal influence. More tours followed suit. In 2015 they embarked on their biggest tour to date with Australian metalcore band Northlane, touring Europe and Australia together. Despite the surge in popularity, trouble would hit the band. Volumes revealed that Mediaskare failed to pay them royalties for Via and No Sleep, and after a lot of legal issues the band got the rights back to their first two albums and re-releasing them on their own label, 91367 Records. Volumes announced in late 2015 that Michael Barr would be leaving the band due to CreativeDifferences.
After a brief search for a new vocalist, Volumes decided on Myke Terry of ex-Bury Your Dead fame. Volumes also announced they signed a new contract with Fearless Records and released a new single “Feels Good” in 2016 and a new album was in the works. ''Different Animals'' was released in 2017 under Fearless and saw an even greater expansion on their sound with more alternative metal and hip hop influences. After several years of touring, Volumes released a surprise EP ''Coming Clean'' in April 2019 which hearkened back to their ''Via''-era sound. 2019 was mostly a quiet year for the band, with Diego focusing on his producing career, Gus launching his trap project YungYogi, and Raad filling in for Music/OfMiceAndMen as their bassist, all while writing a follow up to Different Animals. [[Main/WhamEpisode Then October 2019 hit and Gus and Diego Farias were no longer in Volumes and Michael Barr was back in the band.]] With the new lineup, Volumes released a new single "holywater". As of writing of this page, the band is continuing to work on their fourth album and have yet to announce a new guitarist.
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Volumes is a nu-metalcore and djent band formed in 2009 in Los Angeles, California by guitarist/producer Diego Farias. One of the many bands that came in on the djent wave in the early 2010’s, they quickly made a name for themselves in the djent and metalcore scene. Though scene, though not without troubles along the way.
Volumes’ original lineup were guitarists Diego Farias and Daniel Braunstein, singers Gus Farias and Michael Barr, Raad Soudani on bass, and Chris Khoury. After finalizing the lineup, the band got to work on their firstep, EP, ''The Concept of Dreaming''. Before the EP released, Braunstein was out and Daniel Schwartz joined to help finish the EP. Volumes soon announced they signed to Mediaskare Records and they released ''The Concept of Dreaming'' in November 2010. The EP was well received and it got Volumes to start touring the US. Volumes would start work on their debut album, ''Via'', throughout 2010 and 2011. However, Khoury left the band and Schwartz would take up the sticks. Via released in September 2011 to rave reviews and quickly put Volumes on the map as a band to watch out for. As predicted, more tours would follow. However, in 2012 Schwartz left the band and was replaced by Nick Ursich.
2013 and 2014 saw more growth for Volumes, supporting bands such as Crown the Empire and Music/IceNineKills, as well as getting on the Vans Warped Tour in 2014. In 2014 Volumes’ second album, ''No Sleep'', released. ''No Sleep'' saw a greater emphasis on cleans as well as some hip hop and nu-metal influence. More tours followed suit. In 2015 they embarked on their biggest tour to date with Australian metalcore band Northlane, touring Europe and Australia together. Despite the surge in popularity, trouble would hit the band. Volumes revealed that Mediaskare failed to pay them royalties forVia ''Via'' and No Sleep, ''No Sleep'', and after a lot of legal issues the band got the rights back to their first two albums and re-releasing them on their own label, 91367 Records. Volumes announced in late 2015 that Michael Barr would be leaving the band due to CreativeDifferences.
After a brief search for a new vocalist, Volumes decided on Myke Terry of ex-Bury Your Dead fame. Volumes also announced they signed a new contract with Fearless Records and released a new single “Feels Good” in 2016 and a new album was in the works. ''Different Animals'' was released in 2017 under Fearless and saw an even greater expansion on their sound with more alternative metal and hip hop influences. After several years of touring, Volumes released a surprise EP ''Coming Clean'' in April 2019 which hearkened back to their ''Via''-era sound. 2019 was mostly a quiet year for the band, with Diego focusing on his producing career, Gus launching his trap project YungYogi, and Raad filling in for Music/OfMiceAndMen as their bassist, all while writing a follow up toDifferent Animals.''Different Animals''. [[Main/WhamEpisode Then October 2019 hit and Gus and Diego Farias were no longer in Volumes and Michael Barr was back in the band.]] With the new lineup, Volumes released a new single "holywater". As of writing of this page, the band is continuing to work on their fourth album and have yet to announce a new guitarist.
Volumes’ original lineup were guitarists Diego Farias and Daniel Braunstein, singers Gus Farias and Michael Barr, Raad Soudani on bass, and Chris Khoury. After finalizing the lineup, the band got to work on their first
2013 and 2014 saw more growth for Volumes, supporting bands such as Crown the Empire and Music/IceNineKills, as well as getting on the Vans Warped Tour in 2014. In 2014 Volumes’ second album, ''No Sleep'', released. ''No Sleep'' saw a greater emphasis on cleans as well as some hip hop and nu-metal influence. More tours followed suit. In 2015 they embarked on their biggest tour to date with Australian metalcore band Northlane, touring Europe and Australia together. Despite the surge in popularity, trouble would hit the band. Volumes revealed that Mediaskare failed to pay them royalties for
After a brief search for a new vocalist, Volumes decided on Myke Terry of ex-Bury Your Dead fame. Volumes also announced they signed a new contract with Fearless Records and released a new single “Feels Good” in 2016 and a new album was in the works. ''Different Animals'' was released in 2017 under Fearless and saw an even greater expansion on their sound with more alternative metal and hip hop influences. After several years of touring, Volumes released a surprise EP ''Coming Clean'' in April 2019 which hearkened back to their ''Via''-era sound. 2019 was mostly a quiet year for the band, with Diego focusing on his producing career, Gus launching his trap project YungYogi, and Raad filling in for Music/OfMiceAndMen as their bassist, all while writing a follow up to
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* TheCameo: Marc Okubo (Veil of Maya), Adrien Oropeza (After the Burial), and the $uicideBoy$ appear in the party in the "On Her Mind" music video (among others).
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* TheCameo: Marc Okubo (Veil of Maya), Adrien Oropeza (After the Burial), and the $uicideBoy$ Music/{{Suicideboys}} appear in the party in the "On Her Mind" music video (among others).others).
* CapsLock: "NO LOVE" and "ALIVE" from the ''Coming Clean'' EP.
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* {{Djent}}: One of the codifiers for the djent scene in the early 2010s, along with Music/{{Periphery}}, Music/{{Erra}}, Northlane, Born of Osiris, and After the Burial. Though they started incorporating nu-metal in their sound before other bands did so.
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* {{Djent}}: One of the codifiers for the djent scene in the early 2010s, along with Music/{{Periphery}}, Music/{{Erra}}, Northlane, Music/{{Northlane}}, Born of Osiris, and After the Burial. Though they started incorporating nu-metal in their sound before other bands did so.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Raad "Bass Dragon" Soudani. Granted, "Bass Dragon" might not be a part of his actual name, but still.
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* AbsenteeActor: Diego was hardly touring with the band by 2018, as his high demand as a producer left him with little time to tour.
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* LighterAndSofter: ''No Sleep'' and ''Different Animals'' saw increases in cleans and non-metal influences. ''Different Animals''' second half in particular is some of the lightest material the band has written, weighing in at around 6 on the [[MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness Mohs Scale.]]
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* LighterAndSofter: ''No Sleep'' and ''Different Animals'' saw increases in cleans and non-metal influences. ''Different Animals''' second half in particular is some of the lightest material the band has written, weighing in at around 6 on the [[MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness Mohs Scale.]]written.
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* PersonaNonGrata: Due to Barr’s antics at Rocketown in Nashville ([[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment reasons why shall not be discussed here]]), Volumes were banned from the festival. Volumes approached the festival again in 2017 with a new lineup and label only to get turned away.
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* PersonaNonGrata: Due to Barr’s antics at Rocketown in Nashville ([[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment reasons why shall not be discussed here]]), Nashville, Volumes were banned from the festival. Volumes approached the festival again in 2017 with a new lineup and label only to get turned away.
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* '''Happier?''' (2021)
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* BreakupSong: "Up All Night" off ''No Sleep'' is a particularly harsh one.
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* DrugsAreBad: A lot of Gus’s and Barr’s problems came from substance abuse. Acknowledged in "Feels Good".
* EarnYourHappyEnding: Their ordeal with Mediaskare Records. See the trivia page for more info.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: Their ordeal with Mediaskare Records. See the trivia page for more info.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: Their ordeal with Mediaskare Records. See the trivia page for more info.
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* {{Metalcore}}: The scene and sound they mostly identify with it.
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* TheStoner: Good '''GOD''' Volumes are some potheads. If you’re touring with them, best be ready to get smoked out. Terry needs to get mentioned here as he’s known to make cannabis infused foods.
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* AWildRapperAppears: Pouya’s verses on "On Her Mind". Terry also drops a few bars on "Hope."
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2013 and 2014 saw more growth for Volumes, supporting bands such as Crown the Empire and Ice Nine Kills, as well as getting on the Vans Warped Tour in 2014. In 2014 Volumes’ second album, ''No Sleep'', released. ''No Sleep'' saw a greater emphasis on cleans as well as some hip hop and nu-metal influence. More tours followed suit. In 2015 they embarked on their biggest tour to date with Australian metalcore band Northlane, touring Europe and Australia together. Despite the surge in popularity, trouble would hit the band. Volumes revealed that Mediaskare failed to pay them royalties for Via and No Sleep, and after a lot of legal issues the band got the rights back to their first two albums and re-releasing them on their own label, 91367 Records. Volumes announced in late 2015 that Michael Barr would be leaving the band due to CreativeDifferences.
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2013 and 2014 saw more growth for Volumes, supporting bands such as Crown the Empire and Ice Nine Kills, Music/IceNineKills, as well as getting on the Vans Warped Tour in 2014. In 2014 Volumes’ second album, ''No Sleep'', released. ''No Sleep'' saw a greater emphasis on cleans as well as some hip hop and nu-metal influence. More tours followed suit. In 2015 they embarked on their biggest tour to date with Australian metalcore band Northlane, touring Europe and Australia together. Despite the surge in popularity, trouble would hit the band. Volumes revealed that Mediaskare failed to pay them royalties for Via and No Sleep, and after a lot of legal issues the band got the rights back to their first two albums and re-releasing them on their own label, 91367 Records. Volumes announced in late 2015 that Michael Barr would be leaving the band due to CreativeDifferences.
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Tragedy struck the band in January 2020, when news that Diego Farias passed away. Despite leaving the band at that point, it hit the band hard and they cancelled a planned European tour with Born of Osiris to mentally recover.
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Tragedy struck the band in January February 2020, when news that Diego Farias passed away. Despite leaving the band at that point, it hit the band hard and they cancelled a planned European tour with Born of Osiris to mentally recover.
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* AddledAddict: Gus and Barr both had issues with drugs. One of the reasons why Barr left the band was his worsening drug issues. Gus has gone in and out of rehab trying to stay off harder substances.
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* AddledAddict: Gus and Barr both had issues with drugs. One of the reasons why Barr left the band was his worsening drug issues. Gus has gone in and out of rehab trying to stay off harder substances. Ultimately, a drug overdose is what did Diego in.
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* TheCameo: Marc Okubo (Veil of Maya), Adrien Oropeza (After the Burial), $uicideBoy$, and the $uicideBoy$ appear in the party in the "On Her Mind" music video (among others).
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Volumes’ original lineup were guitarists Diego Farias and Daniel Braunstein, singers Gus Farias and Michael Barr, Raad Sousani on bass, and Chris Khoury. After finalizing the lineup, the band got to work on their first ep, ''The Concept of Dreaming''. Before the EP released, Braunstein was out and Daniel Schwartz joined to help finish the EP. Volumes soon announced they signed to Mediaskare Records and they released ''The Concept of Dreaming'' in November 2010. The EP was well received and it got Volumes to start touring the US. Volumes would start work on their debut album, ''Via'', throughout 2010 and 2011. However, Khoury left the band and Schwartz would take up the sticks. Via released in September 2011 to rave reviews and quickly put Volumes on the map as a band to watch out for. As predicted, more tours would follow. However, in 2012 Schwartz left the band and was replaced by Nick Ursich.
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Volumes’ original lineup were guitarists Diego Farias and Daniel Braunstein, singers Gus Farias and Michael Barr, Raad Sousani Soudani on bass, and Chris Khoury. After finalizing the lineup, the band got to work on their first ep, ''The Concept of Dreaming''. Before the EP released, Braunstein was out and Daniel Schwartz joined to help finish the EP. Volumes soon announced they signed to Mediaskare Records and they released ''The Concept of Dreaming'' in November 2010. The EP was well received and it got Volumes to start touring the US. Volumes would start work on their debut album, ''Via'', throughout 2010 and 2011. However, Khoury left the band and Schwartz would take up the sticks. Via released in September 2011 to rave reviews and quickly put Volumes on the map as a band to watch out for. As predicted, more tours would follow. However, in 2012 Schwartz left the band and was replaced by Nick Ursich.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Raad "Bass Dragon" Soudani. Granted, it might not be a part of his actual name, but still.
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* TheCameo: Marc Okubo (Veil of Maya), Adrien Oropeza (After the Burial), $uicideBoy$ (and a few others) $uicideBoy$, appear in the party in the "On Her Mind" music video.video (among others).
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* TheStoner: Good GOD Volumes are some potheads. If you’re touring with them, best be ready to get smoked out. Terry needs to get mentioned here as he’s known to make cannabis infused foods.
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* TheStoner: Good GOD '''GOD''' Volumes are some potheads. If you’re touring with them, best be ready to get smoked out. Terry needs to get mentioned here as he’s known to make cannabis infused foods.
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2013 and 2014 saw more growth for Volumes, supporting bands such as Crown the Empire and Ice Nine Kills, as well as getting on the Vans Warped Tour in 2014. In 2014 Volumes’ second album, ''No Sleep,'' released. ''No Sleep'' saw a greater emphasis on cleans as well as some hip hop and nu-metal influence. More tours followed suit. In 2015 they embarked on their biggest tour to date with Australian metalcore band Northlane, touring Europe and Australia together. Despite the surge in popularity, trouble would hit the band. Volumes revealed that Mediaskare failed to pay them royalties for Via and No Sleep, and after a lot of legal issues the band got the rights back to their first two albums and re-releasing them on their own label, 91367 Records. Volumes announced in late 2015 that Michael Barr would be leaving the band due to CreativeDifferences.
After a brief search for a new vocalist, Volumes decided on Myke Terry of Bury Your Dead fame. Volumes also announced they signed a new contract with Fearless Records and released a new single “Feels Good” in 2016 and a new album was in the works. Different Animals was released in 2017 under Fearless and saw an even greater expansion on their sound with more alternative metal and hip hop influences. After several years of touring, Volumes released a surprise EP Coming Clean in April 2019 which hearkened back to their Via-era sound. 2019 was mostly a quiet year for the band, with Diego focusing on his producing career, Gus launching his trap project YungYogi, and Raad filling in for Music/OfMiceAndMen as their bassist, all while writing a follow up to Different Animals. [[Main/WhamEpisode Then October 2019 hit and Gus and Diego Farias were no longer in Volumes and Michael Barr was back in the band.]] With the new lineup, Volumes released a new single “holywater.” As of writing of this page, the band is continuing to work on their fourth album and have yet to announce a new guitarist.
After a brief search for a new vocalist, Volumes decided on Myke Terry of Bury Your Dead fame. Volumes also announced they signed a new contract with Fearless Records and released a new single “Feels Good” in 2016 and a new album was in the works. Different Animals was released in 2017 under Fearless and saw an even greater expansion on their sound with more alternative metal and hip hop influences. After several years of touring, Volumes released a surprise EP Coming Clean in April 2019 which hearkened back to their Via-era sound. 2019 was mostly a quiet year for the band, with Diego focusing on his producing career, Gus launching his trap project YungYogi, and Raad filling in for Music/OfMiceAndMen as their bassist, all while writing a follow up to Different Animals. [[Main/WhamEpisode Then October 2019 hit and Gus and Diego Farias were no longer in Volumes and Michael Barr was back in the band.]] With the new lineup, Volumes released a new single “holywater.” As of writing of this page, the band is continuing to work on their fourth album and have yet to announce a new guitarist.
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2013 and 2014 saw more growth for Volumes, supporting bands such as Crown the Empire and Ice Nine Kills, as well as getting on the Vans Warped Tour in 2014. In 2014 Volumes’ second album, ''No Sleep,'' Sleep'', released. ''No Sleep'' saw a greater emphasis on cleans as well as some hip hop and nu-metal influence. More tours followed suit. In 2015 they embarked on their biggest tour to date with Australian metalcore band Northlane, touring Europe and Australia together. Despite the surge in popularity, trouble would hit the band. Volumes revealed that Mediaskare failed to pay them royalties for Via and No Sleep, and after a lot of legal issues the band got the rights back to their first two albums and re-releasing them on their own label, 91367 Records. Volumes announced in late 2015 that Michael Barr would be leaving the band due to CreativeDifferences.
After a brief search for a new vocalist, Volumes decided on Myke Terry ofBury ex-Bury Your Dead fame. Volumes also announced they signed a new contract with Fearless Records and released a new single “Feels Good” in 2016 and a new album was in the works. Different Animals ''Different Animals'' was released in 2017 under Fearless and saw an even greater expansion on their sound with more alternative metal and hip hop influences. After several years of touring, Volumes released a surprise EP Coming Clean ''Coming Clean'' in April 2019 which hearkened back to their Via-era ''Via''-era sound. 2019 was mostly a quiet year for the band, with Diego focusing on his producing career, Gus launching his trap project YungYogi, and Raad filling in for Music/OfMiceAndMen as their bassist, all while writing a follow up to Different Animals. [[Main/WhamEpisode Then October 2019 hit and Gus and Diego Farias were no longer in Volumes and Michael Barr was back in the band.]] With the new lineup, Volumes released a new single “holywater.” "holywater". As of writing of this page, the band is continuing to work on their fourth album and have yet to announce a new guitarist.
After a brief search for a new vocalist, Volumes decided on Myke Terry of
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* ''Gus “Yung Yogi” "Yung Yogi" Farias'' - vocals (2009-2019)
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* {{Deathcore}}: The Concept of Dreaming was djenty deathcore that wasn’t too removed from what Born of Osiris or After the Burial were doing at the time.
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* GriefSong: “Vahle” from No Sleep, a tribute to a friend of the band who passed away in a car accident.
* HipHop: Another huge influence on the band, and it really shows on tracks like “On Her Mind” and “Hope” from Different Animals. Every now and again Terry or Gus would MC hip hop shows in LA and Volumes once played a hiphop festival in Cali.
* HipHop: Another huge influence on the band, and it really shows on tracks like “On Her Mind” and “Hope” from Different Animals. Every now and again Terry or Gus would MC hip hop shows in LA and Volumes once played a hiphop festival in Cali.
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* GriefSong: “Vahle” "Vahle" from No Sleep, ''No Sleep'', a tribute to a friend of the band who passed away in a car accident.
* HipHop: Another huge influence on the band, and it really shows on tracks like“On "On Her Mind” Mind" and “Hope” "Hope" from Different Animals.''Different Animals''. Every now and again Terry or Gus would MC hip hop shows in LA and Volumes once played a hiphop festival in Cali.
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* IntercourseWithYou: “Across the Bed” and "On Her Mind."
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* LighterAndSofter: No Sleep and Different Animals saw increases in cleans and non-metal influences. Different Animals’ second half in particular is some of the lightest material the band has written, weighing in at around 6 on the [[MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness Mohs Scale.]]
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Volumes is a nu-metalcore and djent band formed in 2009 in Los Angeles, California by guitarist/producer Diego Farias. One of the many bands that came in on the djent wave in the early 2010’s, they quickly made a name for themselves in the djent and metalcore scene. Though not without troubles along the way.
Volumes’ original lineup were guitarists Diego Farias and Daniel Braunstein, singers Gus Farias and Michael Barr, Raad Sousani on bass, and Chris Khoury. After finalizing the lineup, the band got to work on their first ep, ''The Concept of Dreaming''. Before the EP released, Braunstein was out and Daniel Schwartz joined to help finish the EP. Volumes soon announced they signed to Mediaskare Records and they released ''The Concept of Dreaming'' in November 2010. The EP was well received and it got Volumes to start touring the US. Volumes would start work on their debut album, ''Via'', throughout 2010 and 2011. However, Khoury left the band and Schwartz would take up the sticks. Via released in September 2011 to rave reviews and quickly put Volumes on the map as a band to watch out for. As predicted, more tours would follow. However, in 2012 Schwartz left the band and was replaced by Nick Ursich.
2013 and 2014 saw more growth for Volumes, supporting bands such as Crown the Empire and Ice Nine Kills, as well as getting on the Vans Warped Tour in 2014. In 2014 Volumes’ second album, ''No Sleep,'' released. ''No Sleep'' saw a greater emphasis on cleans as well as some hip hop and nu-metal influence. More tours followed suit. In 2015 they embarked on their biggest tour to date with Australian metalcore band Northlane, touring Europe and Australia together. Despite the surge in popularity, trouble would hit the band. Volumes revealed that Mediaskare failed to pay them royalties for Via and No Sleep, and after a lot of legal issues the band got the rights back to their first two albums and re-releasing them on their own label, 91367 Records. Volumes announced in late 2015 that Michael Barr would be leaving the band due to CreativeDifferences.
After a brief search for a new vocalist, Volumes decided on Myke Terry of Bury Your Dead fame. Volumes also announced they signed a new contract with Fearless Records and released a new single “Feels Good” in 2016 and a new album was in the works. Different Animals was released in 2017 under Fearless and saw an even greater expansion on their sound with more alternative metal and hip hop influences. After several years of touring, Volumes released a surprise EP Coming Clean in April 2019 which hearkened back to their Via-era sound. 2019 was mostly a quiet year for the band, with Diego focusing on his producing career, Gus launching his trap project YungYogi, and Raad filling in for Music/OfMiceAndMen as their bassist, all while writing a follow up to Different Animals. [[Main/WhamEpisode Then October 2019 hit and Gus and Diego Farias were no longer in Volumes and Michael Barr was back in the band.]] With the new lineup, Volumes released a new single “holywater.” As of writing of this page, the band is continuing to work on their fourth album and have yet to announce a new guitarist.
Tragedy struck the band in January 2020, when news that Diego Farias passed away. Despite leaving the band at that point, it hit the band hard and they cancelled a planned European tour with Born of Osiris to mentally recover.
Current lineup (founding members in italics):
* ''Raad “Bass Dragon” Soudani'' - bass
* Nick Ursich - drums
* ''Michael Barr'' - vocals
* Myke Terry - vocals
Notable past members:
* ''Gus “Yung Yogi” Farias'' - vocals (2009-2019)
* ''Diego “Yaygo” Farias'' - guitars, production (2009-2019, died 2020)
* Daniel Schwartz - guitars, drums (2009-2012)
!!Discography:
* ''The Concept of Dreaming'' (2010, EP)
* ''Via'' (2011)
* ''No Sleep'' (2014)
* ''Feels Good'' (2016, single)
* ''Different Animals'' (2017)
* ''Coming Clean'' (2019, EP)
* ''holywater'' (2020, single)
!!IT WAS IMMACULATE IN ITS BEAUTY, A THOUSAND TROPES!
* AbsenteeActor: Diego was hardly touring with the band by 2018, as his high demand as a producer left him with little time to tour.
* AddledAddict: Gus and Barr both had issues with drugs. One of the reasons why Barr left the band was his worsening drug issues. Gus has gone in and out of rehab trying to stay off harder substances.
* AllDrummersAreAnimals: Nick goes to town on the drums, his long hair and shirtless wardrobe completing the look.
* AwesomeMcCoolname: Raad “Bass Dragon” Soudani. Granted, Bass Dragon might not be a part of his actual name, but still.
* BandOfRelatives: Brothers Gus and Diego Farias.
* BarbarianLonghair: Gus had this for most of Volumes’ life, but cut it off during 2018. Nick Ursich keeps this as his default hair, and gives him quite a wild look when behind the kit.
* BreakupSong: “Up All Night” off No Sleep is a particularly harsh one.
* [[Main/BroughtToYouByTheLetterS Brought to you by the letter “V.”]]
* CoverVersion: Music/{{Drake}}’s “Hold On We’re Going Home” for Pop Goes Punk.
* {{Deathcore}}: The Concept of Dreaming was djenty deathcore that wasn’t too removed from what Born of Osiris or After the Burial were doing at the time.
* {{Djent}}: One of the codifiers for the djent scene in the early 2010s, along with Music/{{Periphery}}, Music/{{Erra}}, Northlane, Born of Osiris, and After the Burial. Though they started incorporating nu-metal in their sound before other bands did so.
* DrugsAreBad: A lot of Gus’s and Barr’s problems came from substance abuse. Acknowledged in “Feels Good.”
* EarnYourHappyEnding: Their ordeal with Mediaskare Records. See the trivia page for more info.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: As mentioned, ''The Concept of Dreaming'' was straight up deathcore and their only release so far that lacks any clean vocals.
* GriefSong: “Vahle” from No Sleep, a tribute to a friend of the band who passed away in a car accident.
* HipHop: Another huge influence on the band, and it really shows on tracks like “On Her Mind” and “Hope” from Different Animals. Every now and again Terry or Gus would MC hip hop shows in LA and Volumes once played a hiphop festival in Cali.
* IAmTheBand: Volumes was the project of the Farias brothers, but as of 2019 Raad Soudani is the legal owner of Volumes’ name and music.
* IntercourseWithYou: “Across the Bed.”
* LighterAndSofter: No Sleep and Different Animals saw increases in cleans and non-metal influences. Different Animals’ second half in particular is some of the lightest material the band has written, weighing in at around 6 on the [[MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness Mohs Scale.]]
* ManInWhite: The videos for “Feels Good” and “Finite” had the band dressed in all white. They carried this into their live shows during 2016, but dropped it pretty quickly.
* {{Metalcore}}: The scene and sound they mostly identify with it.
* NewSoundAlbum:
** ''No Sleep'' had a noticeable increase in cleans from Barr, as well as more nu-metal and hip hop influences. ''Different Animals'' would take the alternative influences even further, even going as far to have rapper Pouya featured on a track.
** ''Coming Clean'' saw the band go back to their Via sound, albeit with some of the hip hop influence they showed on Different Animals.
* NuMetal: They started incorporating nu-metal in their sound starting with No Sleep.
* PersonaNonGrata: Due to Barr’s antics at Rocketown in Nashville ([[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment reasons why shall not be discussed here]]), Volumes were banned from the festival. Volumes approached the festival again in 2017 with a new lineup and label only to get turned away.
* SpecialGuest: Quite a few:
** For studio efforts, Chris Letchford drops a solo on “Serenity” on Via (though his solo was cut from the re-release), Pouya on “Always on Her Mind,” and [[Music/AttilaMetalcore Fronzilla]] on “NO LOVE.”
** For live fill ins, Michael Lessard (The Contortionist) and Joe Buras (Born of Osiris) have filled in for vocals. Marc Okubo (Veil of Maya), Olly Stelle (Monuments), Sam Beck, and Trevor Woodson have all filled in for guitars.
** Raad has filled in for Music/OfMiceAndMen on bass when Volumes isn’t touring.
* SopranoAndGravel: Barr and Terry provide harsh and cleans contrasted with Gus’s harshes.
* StartMyOwn: Originally subverted with Gus’s trap project, Yung Yogi. He started it as a way to explore his musical tastes that he couldn’t while in Volumes. After his split with the band, it became his main musical focus along with a currently unnamed metalcore project he’s been working on.
* TheStoner: Good GOD Volumes are some potheads. If you’re touring with them, best be ready to get smoked out. Terry needs to get mentioned here as he’s known to make cannabis infused foods.
* UpdatedRerelease: Via and No Sleep both were released with new art on Volumes’ own 91367 Records after their split from Mediaskare. Wormholes was also re-recorded for Via.
* VocalTagTeam: One of the most notable examples in metalcore along with Music/{{Erra}} and Music/MakeThemSuffer. Gus provided harshes and raps with Terry or Barr providing additional harshes or cleans.
* WeUsedToBeFriends: Gus with Barr and Raad. Gus and Barr’s relationship was so bad that it was one of the reasons that he left the band the first time around. After the 2019 lineup change, Gus and Raad are no longer on speaking terms.
* AWildRapperAppears: Pouya’s verses on “Always On Her Mind” and Terry drops a few bars on “Hope.”
Volumes’ original lineup were guitarists Diego Farias and Daniel Braunstein, singers Gus Farias and Michael Barr, Raad Sousani on bass, and Chris Khoury. After finalizing the lineup, the band got to work on their first ep, ''The Concept of Dreaming''. Before the EP released, Braunstein was out and Daniel Schwartz joined to help finish the EP. Volumes soon announced they signed to Mediaskare Records and they released ''The Concept of Dreaming'' in November 2010. The EP was well received and it got Volumes to start touring the US. Volumes would start work on their debut album, ''Via'', throughout 2010 and 2011. However, Khoury left the band and Schwartz would take up the sticks. Via released in September 2011 to rave reviews and quickly put Volumes on the map as a band to watch out for. As predicted, more tours would follow. However, in 2012 Schwartz left the band and was replaced by Nick Ursich.
2013 and 2014 saw more growth for Volumes, supporting bands such as Crown the Empire and Ice Nine Kills, as well as getting on the Vans Warped Tour in 2014. In 2014 Volumes’ second album, ''No Sleep,'' released. ''No Sleep'' saw a greater emphasis on cleans as well as some hip hop and nu-metal influence. More tours followed suit. In 2015 they embarked on their biggest tour to date with Australian metalcore band Northlane, touring Europe and Australia together. Despite the surge in popularity, trouble would hit the band. Volumes revealed that Mediaskare failed to pay them royalties for Via and No Sleep, and after a lot of legal issues the band got the rights back to their first two albums and re-releasing them on their own label, 91367 Records. Volumes announced in late 2015 that Michael Barr would be leaving the band due to CreativeDifferences.
After a brief search for a new vocalist, Volumes decided on Myke Terry of Bury Your Dead fame. Volumes also announced they signed a new contract with Fearless Records and released a new single “Feels Good” in 2016 and a new album was in the works. Different Animals was released in 2017 under Fearless and saw an even greater expansion on their sound with more alternative metal and hip hop influences. After several years of touring, Volumes released a surprise EP Coming Clean in April 2019 which hearkened back to their Via-era sound. 2019 was mostly a quiet year for the band, with Diego focusing on his producing career, Gus launching his trap project YungYogi, and Raad filling in for Music/OfMiceAndMen as their bassist, all while writing a follow up to Different Animals. [[Main/WhamEpisode Then October 2019 hit and Gus and Diego Farias were no longer in Volumes and Michael Barr was back in the band.]] With the new lineup, Volumes released a new single “holywater.” As of writing of this page, the band is continuing to work on their fourth album and have yet to announce a new guitarist.
Tragedy struck the band in January 2020, when news that Diego Farias passed away. Despite leaving the band at that point, it hit the band hard and they cancelled a planned European tour with Born of Osiris to mentally recover.
Current lineup (founding members in italics):
* ''Raad “Bass Dragon” Soudani'' - bass
* Nick Ursich - drums
* ''Michael Barr'' - vocals
* Myke Terry - vocals
Notable past members:
* ''Gus “Yung Yogi” Farias'' - vocals (2009-2019)
* ''Diego “Yaygo” Farias'' - guitars, production (2009-2019, died 2020)
* Daniel Schwartz - guitars, drums (2009-2012)
!!Discography:
* ''The Concept of Dreaming'' (2010, EP)
* ''Via'' (2011)
* ''No Sleep'' (2014)
* ''Feels Good'' (2016, single)
* ''Different Animals'' (2017)
* ''Coming Clean'' (2019, EP)
* ''holywater'' (2020, single)
!!IT WAS IMMACULATE IN ITS BEAUTY, A THOUSAND TROPES!
* AbsenteeActor: Diego was hardly touring with the band by 2018, as his high demand as a producer left him with little time to tour.
* AddledAddict: Gus and Barr both had issues with drugs. One of the reasons why Barr left the band was his worsening drug issues. Gus has gone in and out of rehab trying to stay off harder substances.
* AllDrummersAreAnimals: Nick goes to town on the drums, his long hair and shirtless wardrobe completing the look.
* AwesomeMcCoolname: Raad “Bass Dragon” Soudani. Granted, Bass Dragon might not be a part of his actual name, but still.
* BandOfRelatives: Brothers Gus and Diego Farias.
* BarbarianLonghair: Gus had this for most of Volumes’ life, but cut it off during 2018. Nick Ursich keeps this as his default hair, and gives him quite a wild look when behind the kit.
* BreakupSong: “Up All Night” off No Sleep is a particularly harsh one.
* [[Main/BroughtToYouByTheLetterS Brought to you by the letter “V.”]]
* CoverVersion: Music/{{Drake}}’s “Hold On We’re Going Home” for Pop Goes Punk.
* {{Deathcore}}: The Concept of Dreaming was djenty deathcore that wasn’t too removed from what Born of Osiris or After the Burial were doing at the time.
* {{Djent}}: One of the codifiers for the djent scene in the early 2010s, along with Music/{{Periphery}}, Music/{{Erra}}, Northlane, Born of Osiris, and After the Burial. Though they started incorporating nu-metal in their sound before other bands did so.
* DrugsAreBad: A lot of Gus’s and Barr’s problems came from substance abuse. Acknowledged in “Feels Good.”
* EarnYourHappyEnding: Their ordeal with Mediaskare Records. See the trivia page for more info.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: As mentioned, ''The Concept of Dreaming'' was straight up deathcore and their only release so far that lacks any clean vocals.
* GriefSong: “Vahle” from No Sleep, a tribute to a friend of the band who passed away in a car accident.
* HipHop: Another huge influence on the band, and it really shows on tracks like “On Her Mind” and “Hope” from Different Animals. Every now and again Terry or Gus would MC hip hop shows in LA and Volumes once played a hiphop festival in Cali.
* IAmTheBand: Volumes was the project of the Farias brothers, but as of 2019 Raad Soudani is the legal owner of Volumes’ name and music.
* IntercourseWithYou: “Across the Bed.”
* LighterAndSofter: No Sleep and Different Animals saw increases in cleans and non-metal influences. Different Animals’ second half in particular is some of the lightest material the band has written, weighing in at around 6 on the [[MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness Mohs Scale.]]
* ManInWhite: The videos for “Feels Good” and “Finite” had the band dressed in all white. They carried this into their live shows during 2016, but dropped it pretty quickly.
* {{Metalcore}}: The scene and sound they mostly identify with it.
* NewSoundAlbum:
** ''No Sleep'' had a noticeable increase in cleans from Barr, as well as more nu-metal and hip hop influences. ''Different Animals'' would take the alternative influences even further, even going as far to have rapper Pouya featured on a track.
** ''Coming Clean'' saw the band go back to their Via sound, albeit with some of the hip hop influence they showed on Different Animals.
* NuMetal: They started incorporating nu-metal in their sound starting with No Sleep.
* PersonaNonGrata: Due to Barr’s antics at Rocketown in Nashville ([[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment reasons why shall not be discussed here]]), Volumes were banned from the festival. Volumes approached the festival again in 2017 with a new lineup and label only to get turned away.
* SpecialGuest: Quite a few:
** For studio efforts, Chris Letchford drops a solo on “Serenity” on Via (though his solo was cut from the re-release), Pouya on “Always on Her Mind,” and [[Music/AttilaMetalcore Fronzilla]] on “NO LOVE.”
** For live fill ins, Michael Lessard (The Contortionist) and Joe Buras (Born of Osiris) have filled in for vocals. Marc Okubo (Veil of Maya), Olly Stelle (Monuments), Sam Beck, and Trevor Woodson have all filled in for guitars.
** Raad has filled in for Music/OfMiceAndMen on bass when Volumes isn’t touring.
* SopranoAndGravel: Barr and Terry provide harsh and cleans contrasted with Gus’s harshes.
* StartMyOwn: Originally subverted with Gus’s trap project, Yung Yogi. He started it as a way to explore his musical tastes that he couldn’t while in Volumes. After his split with the band, it became his main musical focus along with a currently unnamed metalcore project he’s been working on.
* TheStoner: Good GOD Volumes are some potheads. If you’re touring with them, best be ready to get smoked out. Terry needs to get mentioned here as he’s known to make cannabis infused foods.
* UpdatedRerelease: Via and No Sleep both were released with new art on Volumes’ own 91367 Records after their split from Mediaskare. Wormholes was also re-recorded for Via.
* VocalTagTeam: One of the most notable examples in metalcore along with Music/{{Erra}} and Music/MakeThemSuffer. Gus provided harshes and raps with Terry or Barr providing additional harshes or cleans.
* WeUsedToBeFriends: Gus with Barr and Raad. Gus and Barr’s relationship was so bad that it was one of the reasons that he left the band the first time around. After the 2019 lineup change, Gus and Raad are no longer on speaking terms.
* AWildRapperAppears: Pouya’s verses on “Always On Her Mind” and Terry drops a few bars on “Hope.”
