Fingertight

Fingertight was an American Emo band from Martinez, California. They released one studio and two independent albums before breaking up in 2005.
== History ==
Fingertight began as a local group in San Francisco in the late 1990s, and self released two albums in 1998 and 2000 respectively. In 2001, they would sign with Columbia Records, and release their only studio album In the Name of Progress in 2003. Their song from the album, "Guilty (Hold Down)" acted as a single, and appeared in the racing game NASCAR Thunder 2004. With barely any mainstream success, the band would disband around 2005 with Scott Rose moving on to become a music editor while the other members went onto other projects.
== Musical Style ==
Fingertight's sound can be described as Emo and Post-Hardcore with elements of Post-Grunge.
== Discography ==
# Suburban Hardcore Contemporary (1998)
# Meantime Between Failures (2000)
# In the Name of Progress (2003)
== Trivia ==
* Fingertight is such an obscure band that it is hard to get information about them outside of speculation
** Due to this, the only commercial release in digital store fronts is In the Name of Progress
* Websites such as Wikipedia and Allmusic label the band as Heavy Metal and Nu Metal
** Sly is very suspicious of this as he doesn't see any resemblence of Nu Metal except for their song "Surface" which isn't enough to classify them as part of the genre
* Sly has stated that they have become one of his favorite obscure bands, and even a personal favorite Emo band
== See Also ==
Category:Fingertight
Category:American Bands
Category:California Bands
Category:San Francisco Bands
Category:Emo Bands
Category:Post-Hardcore Bands
Category:A-Tier Bands According to SlytheEmoEmperor
Category:Disbanded Bands