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Behind Crimson Eyes

Behind Crimson Eyes is a band based in Australia. The band formed in Melbourne, Australia, in 2004. Their line up currently consists of vocalist Josh Stuart, bassist Garth Buchanan, guitarist/back up vocalist Aaron Schultz and Dan Kerby as drummer.
==Band history==
Since forming in 2004, Behind Crimson Eyes has played the Melbourne leg of the Taste Of Chaos tour in 2005,〔Youtube (Behind Crimson Eyes playing 2005 Taste of Chaos ) Retrieved: 5 January 2008〕 after which they sold out all but one show on their national headline tour, clocking up over 150 shows in 2005.
Tracks from their EPs have received airplay on Australian radio station Triple J, featuring on the punk and hardcore show Short Fast Loud, with 3 of their songs making it the high rotation playlist by the end of 2005. The "Prologue" single did well on independent charts in November 2005, receiving airplay on "Australia's most respected commercial radio countdown, Take 40 Australia".〔(Triple J News on Radio Airplay ) Posted: 25 November 2005 Retrieved: 5 January 2008〕
Though only releasing a Compilation album in 2007, Behind Crimson Eyes continued to tour Australia. On 20 April 2007, they performed at the free annual Triple J concert, The One Night Stand in the small NSW country town of Cowra. Also, in September 2007, the band joined Welsh metal band, Bullet For My Valentine, on their Australian tour.〔Youtube (Behind Crimson Eyes supporting Bullet for my Valentine on 4 September 2007 ) Retrieved: 5 January 2008〕
They headlined a "jam-packed" schedule of shows in late 2007, including appearances at "Pyramid Rock Festival, Bass In The Dust, Bass In The Grass, Destroy Music, Homebake Festival, Trackside Festival and an abundance of intimate clubs shows."〔Access All Areas (BHC Article, show Schedule, previous Appearances, genre ) Retrieved: 22 January 2008〕
Behind Crimson Eyes played at the Big Day Out 2008, alongside Rage Against the Machine, Grinspoon, Björk, Enter Shikari and Silverchair. They were also the main support for giant heavy metal band, Iron Maiden. Opening three shows on the Australian leg of their 'Somewhere Back In Time World Tour'.〔 At their three appearances, the band did a cover of Motorhead's 'Ace Of Spades'. They played with Atreyu, Avenged Sevenfold and Bullet For My Valentine on their Australian tour in May 2008.
In September 2008 they opened shows for Disturbed on their Australian tour along with P.O.D. and Alter Bridge.〔[http://channelv.com.au/V/Gig.aspx?ID=664 [V] ::]〕
On 21 January 2010, Kevin Orr announced that he was no longer able to continue playing for BCE, he now has a project where he goes by the alias of Romeo Moon and is set to release his Debut record 'Wander' on the 7 of May 2014 produced and mixed by Simon Cotter (Courtney Barnett). Cam Gilmour decided to leave BCE not long after Kevin in 2010 you can now see him play on stage with Illy and he also writes his own beats under his own name. Dan Kerby was announced as the replacement drummer for Gilmour.
On 6 January 2011, the band announced they would be taking a 6 to 12 month break. They returned to the live circuit in August of 2012 on a headlining tour, presented by Destroy All Lines.

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