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Three hours before their first gig, Jointmethod's lead singer, Jose Suaste, was stabbed in the chest and neck in a robbery and left for dead. After only three months of recovery, Jose and JointMethod took the stage with a new found determination and a creative mix of original beats and grooves behind hardnosed lyrics bringing a unique twist to Urban Rock. When sold out of their first EP "503 Panhandle", the band went into the studio to record their first LP "Roots and Wings". The result was a record containing sixteen tracks that range from deep thoughtful mellow grooves to old school skate punk anthems. Upon completion of the record, founding members Jose and Milo picked up drummer Joseph Braley, bassist Ruben Salazar, and guitarist David "Stitch" Rapaport (of The Mothers Anger) to join in support of the album release. Since then the band has toured all over the Southwest building a solid and loyal fan base, sharing the stage with such acts as Jurassic 5, Blackalicious, Dr. Octagon, G Love and the Special Sauce, The Vanished, The English Beat, and Fish Bone. JointMethod is an Urban Rock band whose work can be described as feel good music with a positive vibe and a sound they like to call "Hip Hop Reggae Rock with a Latin Twist!". With an MTV licensing deal, feature film placement, and a new album slated to be released in the Fall JointMethod is solidly poised to bring their music and creative fervor to a more expansive audience in 2009.


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JM on The Gordon Keith Show
Like Daggers to the brain

Media Mix 07

Immigrants song