Eight Fingers Down was started by Bret and Mike in 2001. After a few lineup changes EFD was blessed with the addition of Alan (2004) and Nick (2005). EFD is a staple in what is know as having the “Valley Sound.” What the basically means is that during its prime, the San Fernando Valley had a huge underground scene, and EFD was a big part of that. Think Seattle. A few years ago a lot of bands started to fall apart, except Eight Fingers Down. Now the scene is back on the rise, and instead of being(show more)

Eight Fingers Down was started by Bret and Mike in 2001. After a few lineup changes EFD was blessed with the addition of Alan (2004) and Nick (2005). EFD is a staple in what is know as having the “Valley Sound.” What the basically means is that during its prime, the San Fernando Valley had a huge underground scene, and EFD was a big part of that. Think Seattle. A few years ago a lot of bands started to fall apart, except Eight Fingers Down. Now the scene is back on the rise, and instead of being apart of it, they are now considered the forefathers of it.

EFD’s sound is that of the early 90’s punk movement. They capture that moment-in-time, and that “So-Cal” sound that was so big. It is said they sound like Face To Face meats NOFX , but with their own unique twist. However you want to label them, after listening to the CD or seeing them live, you will usually walk away humming a song or two.

In EFD’s short history, they have accomplished a significant amount of things. They’ve released 2 full-length CD’s, 1 EP, been on a half a dozen comps, booked 7 national tours, and has been a part of the Warped Tour family for a few years. It’s easy to say that this band is a hard working group of individuals who manage to be more and more successful every year.