PureVolume

--Bio Taken From Jump Start Records (www.jumpstartrecords.com)--

For One Win Choice, writing meaningful songs and playing them as often and for as many people as possible, says singer Dan Kloza, is what drove them to start playing melodic and urgent punk rock in the first place. Whoever said being young and idealist was dangerous obviously had this band in mind.

In 2002, the five members of One Win Choice; Dan vocals, Jon drums, Ryan bass, Justin guitar, and Jack guitar, set out to play a genuine combination of punk and hardcore infused with a powerful message. Staying true to the DIY ethos, the band has worked tirelessly over the past four years playing shows, printing their own t-shirts, promoting their own hometown shows, and supporting the scene that has inspired them since day one. In a time where bands are virtually created over night by over hyped labels and website driven promotions, understanding the need and respect for the DIY ethos is certainly something that sets this band apart from most of their peers.

Musically and lyrically drawing influences from The Boss as much as Bad Religion, the band is quick to cite ideas from authors and filmmakers such as Zinn, Orwell,
Loewen, Yeates, Achebe, Black, Moore, and Gerima as huge contributors to their sound and progression. Dan adds, We strive to write songs that will help to spark personal interest and action in the social and political climate of our communities and the world we live in a soundtrack to dance to as well as inspire.

Setting out on their first extended tour this past June, the band has their sights set on recording their debut full-length this coming winter. This follows the release of several self recorded demos, an CD EP and split LP/CD release in 2005 that have garnered the band a lot of attention outside of the confines of their hometown of Toms River, New Jersey.

Whether its the idealism of punk rock that brought the members of One Win Choice together or the fun the band has in the company of friends sweating and singing along in a small cramp basement, its certain that this band wont be walking the forced march to adulthood anytime soon. More than likely theyll continue to blaze their own path bringing their positive message and creating urgent music for years to come.