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After earning an enthusiastic fan base among the hardcore community's revived straight-edge scene, the group signed to the Victory label and debuted in early 1995 with Lookinglasself; their follow-up EP, Steps, appeared later that same year. In 1997, Snapcase issued their next LP, Progression Through Unlearning; the band's third full-length, Designs for Automotion, followed in early 2000. Producer Brian McTernan lent his touch on 2002's End Transmission, a kind of concept album about a futuristic society; Snapcase then spent two months touring with the similar-minded Boy Sets Fire following the record's release. A diverse mix of covers, remixes, and songs left over from End Transmission surfaced the next year on Bright Flashes. Two years later -- and after 14 years as a band -- Snapcase threw in the towel. By this time, founding members Taberski and Salemi had been rounded out along the way by guitarist Frank Vicario, bassist Dustin Perry, and drummer Ben Lythberg. The influential hardcore outfit performed its final show at Buffalo's Sphere on January 22, 2005. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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Snapcase discography and songs: Music profile for Snapcase, formed 1991. Genres: Metalcore, Post-Hardcore, Hardcore Punk. Albums include Progression Through Unlearning, Designs for Automotion, and End Transmission. Snapcase quickly gained a strong following in the straightedge hardcore scene of the early to mid 90's, signing to Victory Records and releasing their debut LP, Lookinglasself in 1993. Slowly, over their numerous releases, the band constantly progressed towards a more heavy and metallic sound.