This page chronicals the different bands and musical endeavors I have been a part of.

Day 5 One (1999)- My first band playing Guitar with Arian Dystra (guitar) and Charles Kaye (drums). We never had a bass player or recorded any music or payed any gigs. We covered RATM and Deftones a lot. We only wrote one original song.

Life's Not Fair (1999-2000) - Vocals & Guitar, with Dave Friedrich (bass), Mike Haggerty(drums) and Pete Frisa (lead guitar). We played punk and hardcore punk songs in the style of Minor Threat. We occasionally recorded unlistenable demos on a cheap cassette recorder. We played only one show at Ground Zero in Bellmore, NY.

SS Punk (2000-2001) - Vocals & Guitar with Rob DeLauro (Vocals, Bass) and Evan Smith (Drums). We wrote pop punk style songs using Sesame Street charactors as the heros and villians in the lyrics. Our first demo tape, Sargeant Slaughter, was very poor quality and hard to listen to. We recorded a second demo tape of better quality, but as far as I know it was lost forever. We recorded covers of Rwanda by Rancid and Burnout by Greenday.

Harold's Trousers (2002) - Guitar and backup vocals while filling in for live performances only. Did not write or record with the band.

12 Inch Bic (2002-2004) - Guitar and backup Vocals with Eric Ewok Priest (vocals and lead guitar), Florent  Flo Sadiku (bass), and Tony Tizzle Zamporelli (drums). Released two full length demo albums; Music So Good it Will Shrink Your Balls and Yellow Number 5. Released other demo tracks on an untitled EP. Played a ton of gigs around Long Island.

Ecocide (2004-2005) - 12IB went heavy, changed the name to Ecocide, added Steven The Beaven Leggio on Guitar, Eric focused mainly on vocals, but continued in the writing process on guitar. Released one untitled album and various demo tracks. Played shows for about a year.

Slick River (2006-present) - Drums, backup vocals with Paul Montana Cichinsky (guitar), Eric TWA Cichinsky (Vocals), and Brian BB Blum (bass). Former members include Jess DeBellis (founding member, keys), Luke Scotton (founding member, idk what he did), Myke Chetta (founding member, bass), Harley Mann (bass), Tommy Tuna (bass). Recorded three demos from '06-'09 titled The Silver Bullets Sessions in the blue/garage/saloon rock genre. Released the album Whiskey & Water: The Rise and Fall of Montana Jennings in 2010, which had less Saloon style, and mainly blues rock.  Recorded but did not name or release an album in 2015, which led the band down a more aggressive blues/alt rock sound. Will be releasing a new album in 2019, which is the heaviest sound, where SR has evolved into a more Hard Rock and Blues vibe.

DieInAFire (2009-2010) playing Guitar with Jonny Rhoads (vocals), Tommy Tuna (bass) and Chris Buffa (drums). Played a progressive style of metal with hardcore style vocals. Played a few shows, recorded one demo of 3 songs, and disbanded.

Fight of the Century (2013-2017) playing rhythmGuitar and eventually lead Guitar with AJ Vekas (Vocals, rhythm Guitar, percussion), Joe Ianotti (Drums), Joe Giani (bass), and former members Dan Klepnar (lead guitar), Frank Junior Guertin (lead Guitar). Mostly played a Hard Rock and slightly Metalcore style with some slightly progressive rock writing. Recorded an 8 track EP titled simply FOTC. Recorded an untitled full length LP, but disbanded before its release.

Unnamed Project (2014-2015)(working names Few Dollar Whore, Topplebanger Express) playing Drums with Kyle Kjellgren (vocals), Paul C (guitar), Tommy Tuna (bass), and eventually B Blum would take over on bass and Eric C would take vocals. A very heavy, Weed Riff and ambient Sludge style band. Instrumentals were recorded, no vocals were ever tracked. This project was started after the breakup of Slick River but the project was scrapped in favor of continuing Slick River.

SR starting jammin' on Saloon style blues rock in 2006. Eric TWA on vocals, Paul C on Guitar, M. Yozay on Drums and Myke Chetta on Bass. 3 demo sessions entitled The Silver Bullets Sessions were recorded over a 2 year period; Silver Bullets, Silverer Bullets, and Mo Betta Bullets.

Harley Mann took over bass duties in late 2008 and went on to perform on 2010's full length release titled Whiskey & Water: The Rise and Fall of Montana  Jennings.

In 2011 after a short band hiatus, Tommy Tuna replaced Harley on Bass and Slick River spent the next few years drinking whiskey in bars around Long Island NY. In 2014 Slick River recorded an unreleased album of 12 tracks which included Covers of Joe Cocker's "The Letter" and Sugar Ray's "Mean Machine" off their Lemonade and Brownies Album (aka when they were actually good). Slick River took another long hiatus and never officially released the album, though it was completed sometime in 2015.

Yozay and Paul endeavored on a side project before bringing SR back with new bass player of local Blind Robbery fame, B Blum. Recording of all new tracks began in 2018 and a new album is scheduled for release in late 2019 on all streaming formats.

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