Cody Moore

Cody Moore started out playing in local bands in Indianapolis Indiana. His first main band "Brake Left" Cody was the bass player and singer. After playing many shows Cody joined a pop-punk band called Star 67. After playing many shows and events Cody became friends with Jermery, another local musician who was moving to San Diego, Ca to join a band called Pensive. Jeremy and Cody Became very close very fast, so when Jermery became the drummer for Pensive he wanted to have Cody help promote the band during there first warp tour. Cody quickly left his bands and flew out to San Diego for an opportunity to be closer to a major city and to see his dear friend again. During his time there another member of the band pensive had decided to leave the band. "bass player" Cody knew he could step up to the plate and Jeremy knowing Cody's stage presence and charisma helped his chances. The bass player at the time Ian showed Cody the songs and it wasn't long before Cody was the new bass player for the band Pensive touring the Country. During the time when the band was in San Diego not touring, Cody Meet Ilya from a band called "A DULL SCIENCE" The two quickly became friends. Ilya always told Cody that if the opportunity arises he would love for him to join the band. During the second tour with Pensive things started to fall apart between the friendship of the lead singer and Cody. During the last show of the tour, tensions were high. The last stop was in Illinois and Cody wanted to take his chances getting home instead of a dreadful van ride back to San Diego. Cody called a close friend and was picked up in the middle of the night and drove back to Indiana. Between tours, most band members would fly home. While back home Cody received an email from Ilya saying that they needed him. Cody jumps on a plane with a backpack and joined A Dull Science. A tour later the band's money had run dry, from a members additive gambling problem. Cody was stuck in San Diego, Ca. Alone and still driven he created his first full-length album "Wounds"