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'''Gillian Carter''' is an American Progressive [[Screamo]] band formed in Palm Bay, FL in late 2005. It was founded by guitarist/vocalist Logan Rivera, and then drummer Cameron Hade Smith later being joined by bassist Robert Caruso II and drummer Anthony (Tony) Hugo Oriza being the longest running members the band has had since 2014. The band has gone through several notable member changes with Rivera being the only consistent member. Since 2007, the band has released several full length records and EP's with "Lost Ships Sinking with the Sunset" (2013) & "Dreams of Suffocation" (2016) being labeled as landmark albums in the genre. |
'''Gillian Carter''' is an American Progressive [[Screamo]] band formed in Palm Bay, FL in late 2005. It was founded by guitarist/vocalist Logan Rivera, and then drummer Cameron Hade Smith later being joined by bassist Robert Caruso II and drummer Anthony (Tony) Hugo Oriza being the longest running members the band has had since 2014. The band has gone through several notable member changes with Rivera being the only consistent member. Since 2007, the band has released several full length records and EP's with "Lost Ships Sinking with the Sunset" (2013) & "Dreams of Suffocation" (2016) being labeled as landmark albums in the genre. |
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Gillian Carter is an American Progressive Screamo band formed in Palm Bay, FL in late 2005. It was founded by guitarist/vocalist Logan Rivera, and then drummer Cameron Hade Smith later being joined by bassist Robert Caruso II and drummer Anthony (Tony) Hugo Oriza being the longest running members the band has had since 2014. The band has gone through several notable member changes with Rivera being the only consistent member. Since 2007, the band has released several full length records and EP's with "Lost Ships Sinking with the Sunset" (2013) & "Dreams of Suffocation" (2016) being labeled as landmark albums in the genre.
Gillian Carter | |
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| Origin | Palm Bay, Florida, United States |
| Genres | Progressive|Post-Hardcore|Screamo |
| Years active | 2005–present |
| Labels |
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| Members | Logan Rivera Tony Oriza Robert Caruso II |
| Past members |
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| Website | gilliancarter |
History
Formation, early recordings, and The Flood that came after the Storm (2005-2007)
Gillian Carter formed in late 2005 when Logan Rivera convinced Cameron Hade Smith to form a Screamo band with him. They quickly recording a 4 song Demo in early 2006. Soon they were joined by then classmate & friend Keith Poulos on bass. Smith & Poulos soon left the project after playing a handful of local shows in mid 2006. Rivera would soon be joined by multi-instrumentalist Jesse Hardy on bass and Steve Pristas on drums. Together they would write and record the group's debut album "The Flood that came after the Storm" self releasing on the groups own label Explosion! Records on May 7, 2007. Summer 2007 would see the band embarking on its first ever 30 day US tour with Pristas' then other band Cassettes on Fire, which also featured Robert Caruso II on bass.
Brief Hiatus, Having Lost..., and lineup change (2008-2012)
Shortly after the bands summer 2007 tour the band would go on a small hiatus, stating personal differences. In early 2008 Rivera and Hardy would get together to start writing and recording what would be the bands sophomore release finishing the recording process in late August of 2011. The band released "Having Lost..." on November 6, 2011 via Explosion! Records along with the departure of Hardy, Pristas, and then bassist Louie Guevarez in December of that year. Early 2012 would see the arrival of drummer Matthew Horner, bassist Jesse DeSiena and guitarist James Zollo who would exit later that year. Together they would embark on a US tour with Henrietta from Orlando, FL that summer. Late 2012 would see the band self releasing the "Always Remembering Decisions" EP, as well as split release with former band Ghost Aviary.
Lost Ships Sinking with the Sunset, Songs for Splits, and lineup change (2013-2015)
The bands third studio album "Lost Ships Sinking with the Sunset".[1] released on June 3, 2013 through Dog Knights Productions (U.K.) and Middle-Man Records (U.S.) would see the departure of drummer Matthew Horner who would go on to join the band Frameworks. That summer the band would embark on another US tour with Henrietta from Orlando, FL as well as a winter tour with Echo Base from Tallahassee, FL in December of that same year. 2014 saw the release of "Songs for Splits" on The Ghost is Clear Records and Suspended Soul and Tapes which was a compilation of unreleased songs that were slated to go on various splits, one of which being Gouge Away. Summer of 2014 saw the departure of bassist Jesse DeSiena and drummer Damien Thompson with drummer Anthony (Tony) Hugo Oriza and bassist Robert Caruso II joining. In 2015 Caruso II would depart for 11 months leaving Rivera and Oriza to tour and finish working on the bands 4th release. From May 13th - 18th, 2015 the band would record with Kris Hilbert at Legitimate Business in Greensboro, NC releasing the single "Another Blank Page" for a subsequent 4-way split released later that year.
Dreams of Suffocation, Oriza's departure, ...This Earth Shaped Tomb, EU tour, Audiotree (2016-2019)
The bands fourth album "Dreams of Suffocation" was released on April 8, 2016 through Skeletal Lightning (U.S.) and Dog Knights Productions (U.K.) followed by a 30 day US and Canada tour[2]. In December of 2017 Oriza would depart due to personal reasons. The bands fifth album "...This Earth Shaped Tomb" would be released on August 31, 2018 through Skeletal Lightning (U.S.) and Moment of Collapse (EU) The album was recorded by the band from September 13th, 2017 - April 26th, 2018 and featured Oriza on drums. Following the release of the album saw the band embark on their first EU tour with Lost Boys from Germany. 2019 saw the band embard on another 30 day US and Canada tour performing at that years New Friends Fest in Toronto, The Fest in Gainesville, FL, as well as an Audiotree[3][4] session in Chicago, IL. During 2018[5] - 2021 Kyle Shepherd & Jesse Lieurance fill in on drumming duties for shows and tours. During this time the band had received ups by kerrang[6], and Decibel[7]
Covid, Salvation Through Misery, Oriza rejoining, Songs of Summer, and Overseas touring (2020-Present)
In 2020 the band did a small tour with For your health in January with a full US tour planned but subsequently had to reschedule when the world shut down due to the Covid-19 pandemic. During this time Rivera and Caruso worked on what would become the bands sixth studio effort. In 2021[8] Lieurance departed from touring duties after the bands performance at that years The Fest in Gainesville, FL. September 2021 saw the return of Oriza on drums. On June 6, 2022 the group self-released "Songs of Summer" following that up with a 2 week long tour to ZBR Fest. Later that year on October 7, 2022, the bands 6th full-length album "Salvation Through Misery"[9][10] was released on Skeletal Lightning (U.S.). May of 2023[11] saw the band performing 3 shows in Japan[12] as well as heading back to Europe performing at the last Fluff Fest[13] in Rokycany. 2024[14] saw the bands UK debut at that years Damnation Festival[15]as well as Roadburn Festival[16] in 2025[17]. As of current the band has no plans to tour the US.
Musical Style
Gillian Carter's musical style has been described as an emotionally intensive style of screamo that blends an array of other sounds, including post-rock, melodic hardcore, emo, post-hardcore, black metal, throwing in elements of folk into the mix by incorporating acoustic guitars and harmonicas at times.
Band Members
Current Members
- Logan Rivera - vocals, guitar, harmonica (2005–present), drums (2011)
- Tony Oriza - drums (2014-2017, 2021–present)
- Robert Caruso II - bass (2014, end of 2015–present)
Past Members
- Cameron Hade Smith - drums (2005–2006)
- Keith Polous - bass (2006)
- Jesse Hardy - bass (2006–2011), rhythm guitar (2011)
- Steve Pristas - drums (2005–2011)
- Louis Guevarez - bass (2011)
- John Chapman - drums (2012, 2017)
- Matthew Horner - (2012–2013)
- Jesse DeSiena - (2012–2014)
- James Zollo - guitar (2012)
- Chaz Brockington - bass (2012)
- Tim McGowan - drums (2012)
- Connor Denis - drums (2012)
- Dustyn Murphy - drums (2013)
- Kyle Shepherd - drums (2013, 2018-2019)
- Damien Thompson - drums (2013–2014)
- Colin James Bottomlee - bass (2015)
- Jesse Lieurance - drums (2018–2021)
Discography
Studio Albums
- The Flood that came after the storm[18][19] (2007, Explosion! Records)
- Having Lost...[20][21] (2011, Explosion! Records)
- Lost Ships Sinking with the Sunset[22][23] (2013, Middle-Man Records, Dog Knights Productions)
- Dreams of Suffocation[24][25] (2016, Skeletal Lightning, Dog Knights Productions)
- ...This Earth Shaped Tomb[26][27] (2018, Skeletal lightning, Moment of Collapse Records)
- Salvation Through Misery[28][29] (2022, Skeletal Lightning)
Extended plays
- Always Remembering Decisions (2012)
- Old Nu Songz (2012, 24 Records)
- Songs for Splits (2014, The Ghost is Clear Records, Suspended Soul and Tapes)
- Songs of Summer[30] (2022, Self-Released)
Split Records
- Split w/Ghost Aviary (2012, Rabble with Cause Records)
- 6" Split w/Coma Regalia (2016, Middle-Man Records, Time As A Color, Fake Crab Records)
- 7" Split w/Eyelet (2017, i.corrupt Records, Zegema Beach Records, Santapogue Media, Puddlejumper Distro)
- Fest 20 Split (2022, Salvaged Records)
Live Records
- Live at Fest 20 (2023, Self-Released)
Compilations
- Discography Now (2018, Skeletal lightning, Moment of Collapse Records)
References
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- ^ "Gillian Carter". The Family Reviews. 2019-05-01. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ "The Underground Sounds Of America: Gillian Carter". Kerrang!. 2019-08-06. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ Bellino, Emily (2018-08-16). "Track Premiere: Gillian Carter - 'Hoping That There's a God'". Decibel Magazine. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ Norman, Dave (2021-02-21). "(((((OPENmind/SATURATEDbrain))))): PODCAST #59 Logan Rivera #2 (Gillian Carter)". (((((OPENmind/SATURATEDbrain))))). Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ "GILLIAN CARTER 'Salvation Through Misery' Album Review". lambgoat.com. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ Gary (2022-10-03). "Gillian Carter - "Salvation Through Misery"". Everything Is Noise. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ Keglovic, Grayson. "Heavy Orlando band Gillian Carter go screaming into adulthood". Orlando Weekly. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ "GILLIAN CARTER announce Japan dates for May | Comments". www.lambgoat.com. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ "Gillian Carter". Fluff Fest (in Czech). Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ "This Title Means Nothing: Gillian Carter on Authentic Sound, Community in the Scene, and Upcoming Tour!". Rambler! Magazine. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ "NAILS, BLEEDING THROUGH, RUSSIAN CIRCLES, and more announced for UK's Damnation Festival". lambgoat.com. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ "Roadburn expands 2025 lineup with 29 artists, including ENVY, ORANSSI PAZUZU, THOU - IDIOTEQ.com". 2024-11-22. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ "GILLIAN CARTER announce European Spring tour". lambgoat.com. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ The Flood That Came After the Storm by Gillian Carter - RYM/Sonemic, retrieved 2025-06-26
- ^ "Gillian Carter - The Calm that Came After the Storm User Opinions - sputnikmusic". www.sputnikmusic.com. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ Having Lost... by Gillian Carter - RYM/Sonemic, retrieved 2025-06-26
- ^ "Gillian Carter - Having Lost... User Opinions - sputnikmusic". www.sputnikmusic.com. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ Lost Ships Sinking With the Sunset by Gillian Carter - RYM/Sonemic, retrieved 2025-06-26
- ^ "Gillian Carter - Lost Ships Sinking With The Sunset (album review ) | Sputnikmusic". www.sputnikmusic.com. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ Dreams of Suffocation by Gillian Carter - RYM/Sonemic, retrieved 2025-06-26
- ^ "Gillian Carter - Dreams of Suffocation User Opinions - sputnikmusic". www.sputnikmusic.com. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ ...This Earth Shaped Tomb by Gillian Carter - RYM/Sonemic, retrieved 2025-06-26
- ^ "Gillian Carter - ...This Earth Shaped Tomb User Opinions - sputnikmusic". www.sputnikmusic.com. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
{{cite web}}: zero width space character in|title=at position 19 (help) - ^ Salvation Through Misery by Gillian Carter - RYM/Sonemic, retrieved 2025-06-26
- ^ "Gillian Carter - Salvation Through Misery User Opinions - sputnikmusic". www.sputnikmusic.com. Retrieved 2025-06-26.
- ^ "Gillian Carter - Songs of Summer User Opinions - sputnikmusic". www.sputnikmusic.com. Retrieved 2025-06-26.