Acceptance Biography
This Seattle, Washington USA Punk-Rock band, were formed in 1998 by vocalist+bassist Jason Vena, guitarist Chris DeCastro and drummer Peter Pizzuto as The Substitutes, later in the year guitarist Kaylan Cloyd joined the band, which was renamed Acceptance.
The quartet recorded a 6-track EP entitled "Lost For Words"
which was released in 2000.
During the next few years DeCastro left the band, he was replaced by guitarist
Christian McAlhaney; Pizzuto also left, Nick Radovanovic stepped in to
fill his shoes and then the line-up was expanded to include bassist Ryan
Zwiefelhofer.
The band worked on their first demo-disc which was repackaged, with two
additional live tracks and re-issued by Militia Group label as "Black
Lines To Battlefields" in May of 2003.
Two years later, in April 2005, Acceptance dropped its debut full-length album, "Phantoms", led by the single "Different".