La Dispute Lyrics
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35
A Broken Jar
A Departure
A Letter
A Poem
A Word Of Welcome And Of Warning
All Our Bruised Bodies And The Whole Heart Shrinks
Andria
ANXIETY PANORAMA
Bury Your Flames
Damaged Goods
Edit Your Hometown
Edward Benz 27 Times
Eight
Eleven
Elster Stares the Desert Down
Extraordinary Dinner Party
Fairmount
Fall Down Never Get Back Up Again
First Reactions After Falling Through The Ice
Five
FOOTSTEPS AT THE POND
For Mayor In Splitsville
Four
Fulton Street I
FULTON STREET II
Future Wars
Harder Harmonies
He Is Here He Is Not Afraid
How I Feel
Hudsonville Mi 1956
I See Everything
IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN
King Park
Last Blues
Last Blues For Bloody Knuckles
New Storms For Older Lovers
Nine
Nobody Not Even The Rain
Objects In Space
One
Only Everything Below
RHODONITE AND GRIEF
Sad Prayers For Guilty Bodies
Safer In The Forest / Love Song For Poor Michigan
Safer In The Forest / Love Song For Poor Michigan
Safer In the Forest/Love Song For Poor Michigan
Said The King To The River
Scenes From Highways 1981-2009
See You In Vancouver
Seven
Shall Never Lose Its Power
Six
St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church Blues
Stay Happy There
Such Small Hands
Sunday Morning At A Funeral
Ten
The Castle Builders
The Child We Lost 1963
The Last Lost Continent
The Most Beautiful Bitter Fruit
The Surgeon And The Scientist
Then Again Maybe You Were Right
THERE YOU ARE (HIDING PLACE)
Three
To Withstand The Force Of Storms
Twelve
Two
Untitled
VIEW FROM OUR BEDROOM WINDOW
Why It Scares Me
Woman
Woman (In mirror)
Woman (reading)
You And I In Unison
YOU ASCENDANT
La Dispute is a post-hardcore band from Grand Rapids, Michigan who were formed in 2004
by cousins Jordan Dreyer and Brad Vander Lugt, Kevin Whittemore, Derek Sterenberg and Adam Kool.
-Wikipedia
Members:
Jordan Dreyer -
lead vocals, percussion
(2004-present)
Kevin Whittemore -
guitar
(2004-present)
Chad Sterenberg -
guitar
(2006-present)
Adam Vass -
bass
(2007-present)
Brad Vander Lugt -
drums, percussion, keyboards
(2004-present)
Name Origin:
The band's name is from the Pierre de Marivaux work from 1774 of the same name. It was a play Dreyer watched while in high school and felt a connection between the work and the music he was writing at the time.
From: Grand Rapids, Michigan, U.S.
Genre(s): Post-hardcore, progressive rock, spoken word, screamo
Active From: 2004-present