Stale Mind

Stale Mind, formed on July 4th, 1999, in Beaumont, Texas, United States. Originally consisted of members Chance Sweat (Drummer), PJ Disharoon (Guitar), Jesse Domingue (Vocalist), Chase Collins (Bass), and Wade Stone (Guitar). Over their 11-year tenure, the band saw a dynamic lineup that included notable members such as primary vocalists Adam Myers (2000-2005) and Brandon Parker (2006-2009), as well as bassists Mike Hernandez (2001-2003), Damian Smith (2003-2004), and Kaston Seymour (2004-2010). Andrew Carter also contributed as the drummer from 2005 to 2009, with Chance Sweat anchoring the rhythm section from the beginning until the band's last days in 2010. Throughout their career, Stale Mind released three influential albums: "Rust" (2001), "Backseat Beautiful" (2003), and "Au Revoir Mon Amour" (2008), the latter produced by Sam Rivers of Limp Bizkit. Their aggressive touring schedule took them across Texas, Louisiana, Florida, Georgia, and the Gulf Coast, building a dedicated fanbase with their powerful performances and distinctive sound.