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A New Turn For Punk

If you're getting tired of played out punk, sold out ska, and eccentric emo, then you'll love South Florida's coming of age skate punk band Empty Noise. Empty Noise consists of vocalist Christian Montes, 18, of North Miami Beach Senior High; guitarist Elvis Gomez, 20, of Miami Dade Community College; bassist Eugene "Fruity" McGuyver, 19, of Broward Community College, & our very own Guillermo Alvarez, 18, of South Broward High School.
It all started with Elvis Gomez. He had been playing the guitar for 5 years. Soon he and one of his peers, John, decided that they wanted to start a band. They got together with another student, Andres, who was the bands first vocalist. All they needed was a drummer. One of Elvis' friends located Guillermo Alvarez and gave Elvis his screen name. The band auditioned a second guitarist, Chris Montes. But Chris soon decided to give up the guitar for the mic. Unfortunately, the band started having trouble, and John had to be......

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