About Larger Than Life
After releasing their debut EP "The Easy Way Out" in 1999, the band started to have a considerable following, especially due to its exciting live shows. In 2001 Larger Than Life delivered its second disc, the EP "If Tomorrow Never Came" and in 2002 the band released its third EP "Along The Lines Of Breaking Down". After lead singer Jon Lowe leaving the band in 2003 and a year long hiatus, the band found a new lead singer and released a full-length album called "And The Band Played On" in 2005.
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