For other uses, see Justice League (disambiguation).
| Justice League | |
|---|---|
| Origin | California |
| Genres | Youth crew Melodic hardcore Emocore (late) |
| Years active | 1983 – 1988 |
| Associated acts | Chain of Strength Inside Out Ignite No For An Answer Wool Drive Like Jehu Statue |
Justice League, formed in 1983 and disbanded in 1988, were a Southern California-based straight edge hardcore punk group.
Historically, Justice League was the third straight edge band formed on the West Coast of the United States, with the first being America's Hardcore (AHC) and the second being Stalag 13. Justice League was heavily influenced by both bands.
After the group's break-up, guitarist/bassist Ryan Hoffman and drummer Chris Bratton went on to form Chain of Strength, whose band name originates from a Justice League song title of the same name.
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Band members
Bass
- John Godfrey
- Ryan Hoffman
- Marc Maxey
- John "Whitey" McKeown (1987 summer tour only)
Drums
- Chris Bratton
- Casey Jones (2007 reunion show only)
- Skip Turner
Guitar
- Matt Baker (1987 summer tour only)
- Ted Edeson
- Ryan Hoffman
- Fred Mahintorabi
- Marc Maxey (1987 summer tour only)
Vocals
- Ryan Hoffman
- Casey Jones
- Marc Maxey
- Trevor Raham
- Jon Roa
Discography
- 1985 - Think or Sink 7" EP (Fartblossom Enterprises)
- 1987 - Shattered Dreams 12" LP (Fartblossom Enterprises)
- 1987 - Reach Out 12" EP (Positive Force Records)
Compilation albums
- 1984 - I Love Pomona Cassette LP (Fartblossom Enterprises)
- 1985 - We Got Power Part 2: Party Animal 12" LP (Mystic Records)
- 1986 - Empty Skulls 12" LP (Fartblossom Enterprises)
- 1998 - Suburban Voice 15th Anniversary Compilation CD (Suburban Voice Zine)
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