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447:. Despite popular belief, none of the tracks are fueled by the loss of Jeremy Ward (Jim's cousin and sound manipulator for the Mars Volta). Tracks such as "Death in the Family" and "Travel by Bloodline" stem from other personal losses, such as Jim Ward's grandfather and a close friend. In a 2004 issue of the magazine Alternative Press, Ward describes his feelings towards these events, and how they have affected him. "...he will admit that he hasn't yet made sense of it, and, perhaps for that reason, there isn't a song on 33: 429: 369:
power-hungry rock", and other tracks such as "Cataract", "Glasshouse Tarot" and "Mye" were noted for their emotion and "absurdly exuberant melody". Sparta maintained its underground following with shows at smaller venues throughout North America and Europe. They were also exposed to a wider audience in April and May 2003, opening several shows for
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back and reassess everything." For two months, he retreated to his home without speaking to anyone in his professional life. In an article with PE.com, Ward said, "When I left, I honestly didn't know if I was going to continue the band or not, so I told everyone to pursue whatever they wanted,". During that time, Hinojos left to join
653:. Both Gonzalez and Symington exited the band in 2021 and were not replaced, converting Sparta into the duo of Ward and Miller. Sparta played their first live shows in over two years at Ward's own restaurant, Eloise, in El Paso across two nights on March 18 and 19, 2022. They later announced a North American tour in support of 512:
upcoming album: "Crawl", "Weather The Storm", and the single "Taking Back Control". At this show Ward also told the crowd about what happened when he left the band the previous year, saying he would rather have the crowd hear it from him, than the press in the following months. Sparta played at Chicago's
276:, forming Sparta in 2001 after the break-up of their former band. The band went on hiatus in 2008 for Ward to focus on his solo career and side projects, reuniting from 2011 to 2013 for a series of shows and permanently reuniting in 2017. The band has released five studio albums to date; their fourth, 612:
Following a three-year "nap", Sparta played their first show since 2008 in November 2011 in their hometown of El Paso, Texas. They performed on November 17 and 18 at Tricky Falls, the newly renovated venue co-owned by frontman Jim Ward. The band headed into the studio that fall to begin work on their
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audience, brought well-earned respect and relieved some of the pressure brought on by the shadow of At The Drive-In. The record was deemed a cleaner, more accessible sound than ATDI's distortion-fueled offerings. True to their roots, the opening song, "Cut Your Ribbon", was described as "splintering,
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In 2005, after pulling the band off the road mid-tour, Ward said he needed to re-group. "I walked out in the middle of a tour.... I needed to get away from everything and everyone. I wasn't enjoying myself at all, and I didn't feel my life or the band was where I wanted it to be... I needed to step
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of 1975–1990. Hajjar fled at the age of five to the United States, settling in the sprawling west Texas border town of El Paso. When Hajjar was 14, his mother ("Eme") died after a bout with cancer and his father, who had been distant, left the family. His brother, 18 years old at the time, assumed
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Sparta released a new song on May 17, 2012 called "Chemical Feel". The song was free to download, and was the first new song the band had released in six years. In January 2012, At The Drive-In reunited for a series of shows, splitting up once again at the end of the year. In January 2016, At The
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Davis' first show with the band was at the Viper Room in Los Angeles, in July 2006. However, the band looked at the show as a "warm-up" and the show at Los Angeles' Troubadour, July 29, 2006, was referred to as their "first show to the public in 15 months" by Ward. They played three songs off the
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The band resumed writing new material, and on March 19, 2004 recorded a live album at La Zona Rosa. The album had seven tracks and six songs, including two previously unrecorded tracks: "Lines in Sand" and "La Cerca". The album captured some of the live performance experience, but was not sold in
604:. In January 2009, when asked if a return to Sparta was foreseeable, Ward stated that he has no plans to reunite with his bandmates: "I don't right now, no. Who knows what the future will bring?" In July 2010, sleepercarmusic.com stated that "Sparta is not broken up, Sparta is taking a nap." 377:, Sparta employed the help of their friend Gabriel Gonzalez to play third guitar and keyboards; he can be seen in the music videos from 2003's Big Day Out festival, among other videos circulating online. Gonzalez now performs with his own band, Volador, and is a member of Ward's side project 584:
responsibility for the family and raised Hajjar and his sister. The film follows Hajjar's early life story, showing his challenges and ending with him in present day. The independent film received good reviews and is available for free with purchase of the
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drummer Cully Symington. A new song, "Graveyard Luck," was released on the same day. Another song, "Cat Scream", was released in April 2018 together with a tour announcement. The band played in several North American cities throughout the rest of 2018.
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Eventually, Ward went to visit Hajjar in Los Angeles. They began writing new material without the restrictions of a deadline, and soon Ward had rekindled his desire to perform. In January 2006, the band announced that they had signed a deal with
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Drive-In reunited for the second time. However, days before the tour start in March 2016, it was announced that Ward had been replaced in the band by his former Sparta bandmate Keeley Davis.
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In August 2022, Sparta announced their fifth studio album – a self-titled release, which marked the band's first as a duo. Ward and Miller made the album with assistance from members of
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page. The album was released on October 24, 2006. Their first single off the album was "Taking Back Control", and "Erase It Again" was released as the second single in mid-2007.
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The band announced the release of the single "Believe" on January 23, 2020, through their Instagram account – along with a new music video and a date for their new album,
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stores and only available as a promotional CD. Videos for the songs "Cut Your Ribbon", "Mye", and "La Cerca" can be found online, recorded by the music television station
333:, a native to El Paso and then bassist of the band Belknap to permanently fill the position of bassist, with Hinojos switching to guitar. The band then scored a deal with 1831: 343:, in early 2002 under the name Sparta. The EP met with mixed reviews, with most believing that the group had talent and the ability, but had yet to find their voice. 794: 1904: 1589: 664:
and musician Kayleigh Goldsworthy. The band also shared two singles from the album to coincide with the announcement: "Mind Over Matter" and "Spiders".
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festival the following week. The band toured the United States, Canada, Australia and Europe heavily after the release of the album with bands such as
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about Jeremy. I don't think I'll ever make peace with that," he says. Immediately prior to the release, Sparta toured as the opening act for
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On November 13, 2017 a new line-up was announced, consisting of returning members Ward, Matt Miller and Gabriel Gonzalez, along with former
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at participating stores, "Blood Spills", an iTunes exclusive, and "Born and Buried," a bonus track on the European version of the album.
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as their new secondary guitarist and sound manipulator, filling the void left by Jeremy Ward's death. Hinojos was replaced by
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In June 2008, Ward stated that Sparta is "currently on hiatus and label-less", and that he will be focusing on his project
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An earlier version of "Taking Back Control", originally titled "Future Needs", appears on the video game
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to take the role of lead vocalist. After a brief stint with Erick Sanger, the three recruited
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On March 9, 2006, by way of their official website, Sparta announced a new album, entitled
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The songs "Farewell Ruins" and "Bombs and Us" were released on the Japanese version of
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for the XPOZ Coalition, an anti-smoking organization. While touring with
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The intro to the song "Cut Your Ribbon" has been used for the show
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as having "a reliably cathartic and emotionally charged presence".
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In August 2002, Sparta released their debut full-length album,
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The band also performed a cover of "Kiss the Bottle" for the
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Ganz, Caryn; Pappademas, Alex (July 2004). "Chella Good!".
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talked about forming a new band. Hinojos contacted former
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List of studio albums, with selected chart positions
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for mother, and "Nakia" was Hajjar's mother's name.
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In July 2004, the band released their second album,
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in 2001. The band released their first EP, entitled
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Sparta live in 2007
El Paso, Texas
Post-hardcore
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EMI
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Hollywood
Dreamworks
Sleepercar
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Jim Ward
Matt Miller
Paul Hinojos
Tony Hajjar
Keeley Davis
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rock
El Paso, Texas
Jim Ward
Matt Miller
Paul Hinojos
Tony Hajjar
post-hardcore
At the Drive-In
SPIN Magazine
At the Drive-In
Tony Hajjar
Paul Hinojos
At the Drive-In

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