The Banned New York, New York
The Banned rocked audiences everywhere from 1996 through 2003. In addition to regular episodes of destruction at local New
York clubs, their do-it-yourself rock and roll mission took them on 6 national tours.
The Banned released an 8-song CD, Songs of Innocence and Experience, in May 2001. In January 2003 they recorded Imitating Art, a full-length album that was released in May of that year.
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