Aneurysm

==Early Days==
Most people will tell you that Aneurysm were formed after a drunken arm wrestle in the now famous watering-hole, the Lion, in Oxfordshire. However, the roots of Aneurysm go back further than their drinking contests with their friends in M.A.D.
Aneurysm was formed by roommates Corey Jordan and Joey Taylor in a dingy basement in Exeter, playing Iron Maiden covers down their local dive. They soon recruited Chris Dorian on drums and Angel Green on keys.
They were spotted by small-time producer and record label owner, Birdie, who signed them up to his Victory imprint. They released the now unobtainable demo single "Now?" which sold 10,934 copies in the first run. The hype was mainly generated by the cover depicting the 9/11 tragedy.
Their big break came when performing on the Jaded Tour, the British equivalent of the Jaded Tour. After they became notorious for their amazing live shows, their debut album tour became sold out in a matter of weeks. Soon, Birdie had merged his label with Destruction to form Dr/V Records (Later DVI after a merger with Alex Band's Insomnia Records) and M.A.D and Aneurysm were tunneling their way through Britain on a very new wave of British heavy metal.
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With the debut album approaching fast and the upcoming tours with bands such as Holden's Rejects and Untitled, the band found themselves thrown into an almost instant fame. Birdie and St. Jimmy, co-founders of Dr/V, were busy signing every good band under the sun and days were attempting to hit them hard.
In October 2006, the album came out, flanked by it's singles: "Cato" and "Suffocating Under Words of Sorrow". The latter was a cover posed as a get well card to Chris, who was shot by an insane fan outside London's Barfly.
They embarked on their World Unity Tour, with dates in the USA and Canada. World was not literal until later on in the band's career.
==Sophomore, Trinity, And The Rest==
===Sacred Heart===
Sacred Heart, Aneurysm's second album, was released in December 2006 to thousands of baiting fans. The album, a concept drawn from hit show Scrubs, placed Aneurysm at the top of the game with it's catchy tunes and breakthrough singles: "Superman", "Dr. Cox" and "The Janitor's Song".
A week after the album, they released their "Big Jaded Thing", offering a random person the chance to join the band, by holding auditions down the Lion. They picked Drake Todd out of 978 applicants. as a keyboardist, pushing Sarah Green to rhythm guitar.
The album was released on Rejected Records following a massive bust up of DVI, with no confidence array for Birdie and St. Jimmy, Aneurysm left, swiftly followed by Birdie and Aneurysm-MAD friendship was tainted for months to come. It is also recognised as being one of the reasons Jimmy went missing, presumed dead, only to return months later.
Drake Todd, newcomer to the band left afterwards in a big new faith kaboodle and small time songwriter Kerry Richardson joined the band on keys.
==Discography==
Year	Title 	Type 	High Chart (UK)
2005	Aneurysm 	Studio 	641
2006	Sacred Heart 	Studio 	350
2006	Welcome Home 	Studio 	104
2006	Lose Your Illusion I 	Studio 	24
2007	Crowds Of More Than One 	Studio 	23
2007	Free, Please Take One 	B-Sides	18
2007	The Eighth Chapter 	Studio 	3
2007	The Garden Wall 	Studio 	19
2007	Sleep 	Studio 	8
2007	Aneurysm II 	Studio 	30
2007	Ice Cream Headaches and Sweet Avalanche	Studio 	1
2007	My Life In Four Cameras 	Studio 	1
2007	Holding Hope, By The Grace of God 	Studio 	3
2008	Call And Response 	Studio 	22
2008	The Storm 	Studio 	n/a
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