The Unfinished Sympathy

The Unfinished Sympathy were a rock band from Barcelona, Spain. They started playing in January 2000 and in December the same year they recorded their first album, self-titled. In october 2001 they made their first european tour across France, Belgium and England, where they recorded the first Peel Session in the BBC studios for a spanish band ever. In 2002 they played with bands such as Bad Religion, Jimmy Eat World or Dover. Then, toured with Joshua and again, this time with Maple. And after those tours they entered the studio to record their second LP, called 'An Investment in Logistics' in December 2002. The album was released in early 2003, and received a great acceptance from the music world: Mondo Sonoro magazine designated 'An Investment in Logistics' as the best 2003's album and they reached the top of the national independent scene in a very short time. And thanks to this, John Peel invited them to record their second Peel Session in December 2003. In next year's spring they entered the studio again to record 'Rock for Food', their third album. This Living Kills appeared as single early, but the album was not released until September 2004. Rock for Food was also acclaimed and the RockZone Magazine designated the album as the 2004 best in Spain. Up to that moment they've been recording with BCore, but in 2005 they swithed to Subterfuge Records to record their fourth album, called ''We Push You Pull'', appeared in October 2006. The first single was 'Spin in the Rye'. On March 2009 they released their fifth CD, called ''Avida Dolars'' via, again, Subterfuge Records. On May 2010 they officially announced in their Facebook page their split-up after ten years of activity, and left a pending tour planned to go on on may and june the same year. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.