(Post-Hardcore / Indie Rock) The Valley Arena - Дискография / Discography (6 Releases + Live) (2003-2009), MP3 (tracks), 128-320 kbps

The label-less Valley Arena didn't stay unsigned for long, and shortly after the record's completion, they were snatched up by New Jersey-based Astro Magnetics Records - an imprint of Eyeball Records co-owned by Thursday's Geoff Rickly - in time for Strangers' proper 2005 release. A summer tour followed, and the guys added shows in the U.S. and Europe to their tour diary before entering the studio in late 2006 to begin work on their next album. The Valley Arena released the resulting "Sesso.Vita", which is Italian for "Sex.Life," in December 2007 through Anodyne Records; the groove-oriented record was comprised of songs built around a series of stories set in a made-up version of their Long Beach hometown.
The band felt harmed by formalities within the music industry, and stress began to take its toll on the foursome, eventually becoming so great that their former bassist left the band while they were touring for Sesso.Vita. Their final album, aptly titled "We Died", echoes the band’s sentiments of potentially calling it quits; it touches upon their collective frustrations with the music industry and skepticism with their uncertain place within it.