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- Kevin Hannon (2006-2007) Guitar (2008) Bass	+ Kevin Hannon (2006-2007) Guitar (Bass throughout 2008)

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AdamLayne — 2023-04-14T10:21:36Z

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- In November, Nitro announced that the band will release a live-album and a "best of" compilation album. On December 20, 2016, the band confirmed the "best of" album and dropped it's title: "The Inglorious Sounds of Intrinsic"; it was released on January 25, 2018. A live album, however, has yet to be released.	+ In November, Nitro announced that the band will release a live-album and a "best of" compilation album. On February 20, 2017, the band confirmed the "best of" album and dropped it's title: "The Inglorious Sounds of Intrinsic", which was released on January 25, 2018. A live album, however, has yet to be released.

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AdamLayne — 2023-04-14T10:20:10Z

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- In November, Nitro announced that the band will release a live-album and a "best of" compilation album. On December 20, 2015, the band confirmed the "best of" album and dropped it's title: "The Inglorious Sounds of Intrinsic"; it was released on January 25, 2018. A live album, however, has yet to be released.	+ In November, Nitro announced that the band will release a live-album and a "best of" compilation album. On December 20, 2016, the band confirmed the "best of" album and dropped it's title: "The Inglorious Sounds of Intrinsic"; it was released on January 25, 2018. A live album, however, has yet to be released.

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AdamLayne — 2023-03-30T18:16:59Z

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- This ended Intrinsic as a band, even though the pre show attack didn't go as planned, it ended up making the entire story seem real. The crowd rushed into the room to watch Intrinsic's final performance, and the band was given a standing ovation. The entire show after the pre show attack was planned three minutes before Intrinsic took the stage. Nitro says "the pre show attack not going as planned is probably what made the show as great for the crowd as it was. It didn't look fake because everything after the first five seconds was real. Instead of me having a bloody neck and only 'one hour to live', we tied the bunny up and he broke out. He killed Shane while the lights were out. Hopped on bass (no pun intended) and jammed with us. I asked him 'is this all you wanted, to play bass for us?' He nodded 'yes' and he played the show. Everyone seemed to enjoy it, then he f*in killed us. We planned it out three minutes before we went on, improved mostly everything, and the crowd really seemed to dig it... probably only because 90% of the crowd was there for us!"	+

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- After the fifth song in the set list, Alex Bellanca began tuning his guitar and blew a fuse, shutting off the power in the California Brew Haus. After 5-10 seconds, the lights and power came back on and Patrick was on stage holding Shane's beanie in one hand and a knife in the other. He grabbed the bass and played the last 10 songs with Intrinsic. Immediately after the final song, Intrinsic, along with Patrick, took a bow. During the bow, Patrick pulled out a knife and preceded to (kayfabe) kill off the rest of the band. He then ran out the back door, never to be seen again.	+

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AdamLayne — 2023-03-30T18:16:28Z

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- The Police were called to the venue by a random patron, but were informed by Erin Scorse that it was a false alarm and that it was a planned gimmick to build up the bands performance. Michael Nitro informed the crowd that Patrick Bundy was to stay locked up on the side of the stage so that everyone in the band could keep an eye on him. He also mentioned Shane Newhouse was filling in on bass for Spaz Spaziani being (kayfabe) murdered by Bundy earlier that night.	+

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AdamLayne — 2023-03-30T18:16:18Z

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- Since the staged fight was broken up, it became real. The bar fell silent as everyone was trying to figure out what was going on. The other three members of Intrinsic jumped the bouncers, trying to pull them off of Michael Nitro and Patrick Bundy. Shane Newhouse, who played the first 5 songs of the night due to Patrick (kayfabe) murdering Spaz Spaziani on his way to the venue, who was to fill in for Skyler Smith, who was (kayfabe) murdered by Bundy 2 weeks prior to the event, was entering the bar at that moment.	+

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- On June 25, 2016, Intrinsic played their final show, as promoted, at the California Brew Haus. 20 minutes before their set, Patrick "The Bunny" Bundy (Intrinsic's mascot of 4 years) arrived and (kayfabe) attacked Nitro from behind. Although this was a planned-staged assault, a bouncer who worked next door at ["the mirage"] was on his break and was unaware of the plan. Believing it to be a real fight, the outside bouncer, along with a local bystander, broke the two up. The plan was for Alex, Ryan Hurley, and Phil Tharp to pull Patrick off of Nitro to reveal that Nitro's throat had been slit and that he only had one hour left to live.	+

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AdamLayne — 2023-03-30T18:15:54Z

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	+ + On June 25, 2016, Intrinsic played their final show, as promoted, at the California Brew Haus. 20 minutes before their set, Patrick "The Bunny" Bundy (Intrinsic's mascot of 4 years) arrived and pretended to attack the band from behind. Although this was a planned-staged assault, a bouncer who worked next door at the ["Mirage"] was on his break and was unaware of the plan. Believing it to be a real fight, the outside bouncer, along with a local bystander, broke the two up. The plan was for Alex, Ryan, and Phil to pull Patrick off of Nitro to reveal that singer's throat had been slit and that he only had one hour left to live. At the end of their performance, the bunny jumped onstage and pretended to kill everyone on the stage. The members of Intrinsic laid on the stage for over 10 minutes, pretending they were actually dead. +

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- In March of 2016, Intrinsic announced they would be taking an indefinite hiatus after nearly 10 years together. They announced a Farewell Show and performed on June 25, 2016, Intrinsic's 10 Year Anniversary. While promoting the show on 98.9 ["The Buzz"], the Bellanca brothers explained their hiatus: "We're taking a break because things have been well for the past couple years for our band and we want to go out on a good note. This show is not meant to be good bye for good, it's more of a celebration. Celebrating the life-span of our little band we put together when we were teenagers. We don't want to force anything and stifle our creativity. We want to remain true to ourselves and preserve the integrity of our band. We'll most likely get back together in a few years, but in case we do not, we're billing it as our final show. However, as we alluded moments ago, we don't plan on this being permanent. So, as they say, it's not a 'good bye', it's a 'see ya later' kind of thing".	+ In November, Nitro announced that the band will release a live-album and a "best of" compilation album. On December 20, 2015, the band confirmed the "best of" album and dropped it's title: "The Inglorious Sounds of Intrinsic"; it was released on January 25, 2018. A live album, however, has yet to be released.

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- On October 30, 2015, Intrinsic opened for ["Eddie Nebula & The Plague"]'s reunion show. The gig was a huge success. In the months leading up to the show, Intrinsic claimed to have been "writing some new material" with hopes of turning the "new jams" into "full length songs" and hope to put out a new album in early 2017. In November, Nitro announced that the band will release a live-album and a "best of" compilation album. On December 20, 2015, the band confirmed the "best of" album and dropped it's title: "The Inglorious Sounds of Intrinsic"; it was released on January 25, 2018. A live album, however, has yet to be released.	+ On October 30, 2015, Intrinsic opened for ["Eddie Nebula & The Plague"]'s reunion show. The gig was a huge success. In the months leading up to the show, Intrinsic claimed to have been "writing some new material" with hopes of turning the "new jams" into "full length songs" and hope to put out a new album in early 2017. + + In March of 2016, Intrinsic announced they would be taking an indefinite hiatus after nearly 10 years together. They announced a Farewell Show and performed on June 25, 2016, Intrinsic's 10 Year Anniversary. While promoting the show on 98.9 The Buzz, the Bellanca brothers explained their hiatus: "We're taking a break because things have been well for the past couple years for our band and we want to go out on a good note. This show is not meant to be good bye for good, it's more of a celebration. Celebrating the life-span of our little band we put together when we were teenagers. We don't want to force anything and stifle our creativity. We want to remain true to ourselves and preserve the integrity of our band. We'll most likely get back together in a few years, but in case we do not, we're billing it as our final show. However, as we alluded moments ago, we don't plan on this being permanent. So, as they say, it's not a 'good bye', it's a 'see ya later' kind of thing".

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- On October 30, 2015, Intrinsic opened for ["Eddie Nebula & The Plague"]'s reunion show. The gig was a huge success. In the months leading up to the show, Intrinsic claimed to have been "writing some new material" with hopes of turning the "new jams" into "full length songs" and hope to put out a new album in early 2017. In November, Michael Nitro announced that the band will release a live-album and a "best of" compilation album. On December 20, 2015, the band confirmed the "best of" album and dropped it's title: "The Inglorious Sounds of Intrinsic"; it was released on January 25, 2018. A live album, however, has yet to be released.	+ On October 30, 2015, Intrinsic opened for ["Eddie Nebula & The Plague"]'s reunion show. The gig was a huge success. In the months leading up to the show, Intrinsic claimed to have been "writing some new material" with hopes of turning the "new jams" into "full length songs" and hope to put out a new album in early 2017. In November, Nitro announced that the band will release a live-album and a "best of" compilation album. On December 20, 2015, the band confirmed the "best of" album and dropped it's title: "The Inglorious Sounds of Intrinsic"; it was released on January 25, 2018. A live album, however, has yet to be released.

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- In February 2014, Ryan Hurley (Bygone Few, Grease Creepers, ["1916"]) joined as the bands second guitarist. Intrinsic spent the majority of the 2014 year playing shows in and around the Rochester area. They recorded drums with Micah Etzel that July at Arrhythmia Studios. As they continued playing shows, the group recorded their fifth studio album. Intrinsic played a show with the Ohio based Mind Over Matter Records-signed band Cadaver Dogs that April. The group released their fifth studio album "Spaghetti Queen" on July 15, 2015. Former Comedown bassist Shane Newhouse was credited on the album in place of Spaz, which was an attempt to make it seem like everyone wasn't in each others respective bands.	+ In February 2014, Ryan Hurley (Bygone Few, Grease Creepers, ["1916"]) joined as the bands second guitarist. Intrinsic spent the majority of the 2014 year playing shows in and around the Rochester area. They recorded drums with Micah Etzel that July at Arrhythmia Studios. As they continued playing shows, the group recorded their fifth studio album. The group released their fifth studio album "Spaghetti Queen" on July 15, 2015. Former Comedown bassist Shane Newhouse was credited on the album in place of Spaz, which was an attempt to make it seem like everyone wasn't in each others respective bands.

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- Intrinsic began their career as Xanthium in July 2006 after Alex and Nitro's previous band Stratus fell apart. The group started out with Alex on guitar, Kevin Hannon on bass, and Nitro on drums and vocals. Vince Rodeo joined on bass along with Jeremia Shannon on lead vocals that October. With Kevin on second guitar, Xanthium played their first venue show at ["the Penny Arcade"] on January 25, 2007 with Nailed Shut (later Given Strength) and White Washed Comas (If I Die Tonight). This was all three groups debut show and they packed the venue with over a 170 person crowd.	+ Intrinsic began their career as Xanthium in July 2006 after Alex and Nitro's previous band Stratus fell apart. The group started out with Alex on guitar, Kevin Hannon on bass, and Nitro on drums and vocals. Vince Rodeo joined on bass along with Jeremia Shannon on lead vocals that October. The band released an EP of three demos titled "Curl Your Toes" on November 25, 2006. With Kevin on second guitar, Xanthium played their first venue show at ["the Penny Arcade"] on January 25, 2007 with Nailed Shut (later Given Strength) and White Washed Comas (If I Die Tonight). This was all three groups debut show and they packed the venue with over a 170 person crowd.

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- Intrinsic began their career as Xanthium in July 2006 after Alex and Nitro's previous band Stratus fell apart. The group started out with Alex on guitar, Kevin Hannon on bass, and Nitro on drums and vocals. Vince Rodeo joined on bass along with Jeremia Shannon on lead vocals that October. With Kevin on second guitar, Xanthium played their first venue show at ["the Penny Arcade"] on January 25, 2007 with Nailed Shut (later Reverend Sharpton/Given Strength) and White Washed Comas (later If I Die Tonight). This was all three groups debut show and they packed the venue with over a 170 person crowd.	+ Intrinsic began their career as Xanthium in July 2006 after Alex and Nitro's previous band Stratus fell apart. The group started out with Alex on guitar, Kevin Hannon on bass, and Nitro on drums and vocals. Vince Rodeo joined on bass along with Jeremia Shannon on lead vocals that October. With Kevin on second guitar, Xanthium played their first venue show at ["the Penny Arcade"] on January 25, 2007 with Nailed Shut (later Given Strength) and White Washed Comas (If I Die Tonight). This was all three groups debut show and they packed the venue with over a 170 person crowd.

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- '''Intrinsic''' is a Subvert-Rock ["Music Scene/Local Acts" band] formed in ["Greece"] in July 2006 by brothers Alex and Michael "Mykel Nitro" Bellanca. The group was originally known as Xanthium from 2006-2008. They released one LP and two EP's as Xanthium, five studio albums, one LP, six EP's, and two compilation albums as Intrinsic. Intrinsic would take a break from live shows for one year from June 2010 until June 2011. The band has been on a hiatus since June 2016 to focus on individual projects.	+ '''Intrinsic''' is a Subvert-Rock ["Music Scene/Local Acts" band] formed in ["Greece"] in July 2006 by brothers Alex and Michael "Mykel Nitro" Bellanca. The group was originally known as Xanthium from 2006-2008. They released one LP and two EP's as Xanthium, five studio albums, one LP, six EP's, and two compilation albums as Intrinsic. They would take a break from live shows for one year from June 2010 until June 2011. The band has been on a hiatus since June 2016 to focus on individual projects.

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AdamLayne — 2023-03-30T11:08:55Z

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- '''Intrinsic''' is a Subvert-Rock ["Music Scene/Local Acts" band] formed in ["Greece"] in July 2006 by brothers Alex and Michael "Mykel Nitro" Bellanca. The group was originally known as Xanthium from 2006-2008. They released one LP and two EP's as Xanthium, five studio albums, one LP, six EP's, and one compilation album as Intrinsic. Intrinsic would take a break from live shows for one year from June 2010 until June 2011. The band has been on a hiatus since June 2016 to focus on individual projects.	+ '''Intrinsic''' is a Subvert-Rock ["Music Scene/Local Acts" band] formed in ["Greece"] in July 2006 by brothers Alex and Michael "Mykel Nitro" Bellanca. The group was originally known as Xanthium from 2006-2008. They released one LP and two EP's as Xanthium, five studio albums, one LP, six EP's, and two compilation albums as Intrinsic. Intrinsic would take a break from live shows for one year from June 2010 until June 2011. The band has been on a hiatus since June 2016 to focus on individual projects.

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- '''Intrinsic''' is a Subvert-Rock ["Music Scene/Local Acts" band] formed in ["Greece"] in July 2006 by brothers Alex and Michael "Mykel Nitro" Bellanca. The group was originally known as Xanthium from 2006-2008. They released one LP and two EP's as Xanthium, five studio albums, one LP, five EP's, and one compilation album as Intrinsic. Intrinsic would take a break from live shows for one year from June 2010 until June 2011. The band has been on a hiatus since June 2016 to focus on individual projects.	+ '''Intrinsic''' is a Subvert-Rock ["Music Scene/Local Acts" band] formed in ["Greece"] in July 2006 by brothers Alex and Michael "Mykel Nitro" Bellanca. The group was originally known as Xanthium from 2006-2008. They released one LP and two EP's as Xanthium, five studio albums, one LP, six EP's, and one compilation album as Intrinsic. Intrinsic would take a break from live shows for one year from June 2010 until June 2011. The band has been on a hiatus since June 2016 to focus on individual projects.

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- '''Intrinsic''' is a Subvert-Rock ["Music Scene/Local Acts" band] formed in ["Greece"] in July 2006 by brothers Alex and Michael "Mykel Nitro" Bellanca. The group was originally known as Xanthium from 2006-2008. They released an LP as Xanthium titled "Glass Monkey" on May 20, 2007. They released their first EP as Intrinsic titled "Just A Kick-Ass Demo" on October 31, 2008. Intrinsic would take a break from live shows for one year from June 2010 until June 2011. Intrinsic has released five studio albums, two LPs, seven EPs, and one compilation album. The band has been on a hiatus since June 2016 to focus on individual projects.	+ '''Intrinsic''' is a Subvert-Rock ["Music Scene/Local Acts" band] formed in ["Greece"] in July 2006 by brothers Alex and Michael "Mykel Nitro" Bellanca. The group was originally known as Xanthium from 2006-2008. They released one LP and two EP's as Xanthium, five studio albums, one LP, five EP's, and one compilation album as Intrinsic. Intrinsic would take a break from live shows for one year from June 2010 until June 2011. The band has been on a hiatus since June 2016 to focus on individual projects.

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- Over the next year, the group played multiple shows and wrote many songs, most of which would never be released. In July 2008, Xanthium officially changed their name to Intrinsic and announced that Kevin would be leaving the band in September. The following month, they recorded their first EP "Just A Kick Ass Demo" at ["Black dog Studios" Blackdog Recordings] (which was released that Halloween) in the same room where Metallica recorded their "Kill Em All" record. Kevin Hannon's final show with Intrinsic would be on September 20th at ["The Montage Live Music Hall" The Montage Music Hall] opening for ["Shelflyfe"]. Later that week in August, they announced that Kevin's replacement would be Justin Russell.	+ Over the next year, the group played multiple shows and wrote many songs, most of which would never be released. Intrinsic released their second EP in February 2008 titled "The Forgotten", their final release as Xanthium. In July 2008, they officially changed their name to Intrinsic and announced that Kevin would be leaving the band in September. The following month, they recorded their first EP as Intrinsic titled "Just A Kick Ass Demo" at ["Black dog Studios" Blackdog Recordings] (which was released that Halloween) in the same room where Metallica recorded their "Kill Em All" record. Kevin Hannon's final show with Intrinsic would be on September 20th at ["The Montage Live Music Hall" The Montage Music Hall] opening for ["Shelflyfe"]. Later that week in August, they announced that Kevin's replacement would be Justin Russell.

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- '''Intrinsic''' is a Subvert-Rock ["Music Scene/Local Acts" band] formed in ["Greece"] in July 2006 by brothers Al "X" and Michael "Nitro" Bellanca. The group was originally known as Xanthium from 2006-2008. They released an LP as Xanthium titled "Glass Monkey" on May 20, 2007. They released their first EP as Intrinsic titled "Just A Kick-Ass Demo" on October 31, 2008. Intrinsic would take a break from live shows for one year from June 2010 until June 2011. Intrinsic has released five studio albums, two LPs, seven EPs, and one compilation album. The band has been on a hiatus since June 2016 to focus on individual projects.	+ '''Intrinsic''' is a Subvert-Rock ["Music Scene/Local Acts" band] formed in ["Greece"] in July 2006 by brothers Alex and Michael "Mykel Nitro" Bellanca. The group was originally known as Xanthium from 2006-2008. They released an LP as Xanthium titled "Glass Monkey" on May 20, 2007. They released their first EP as Intrinsic titled "Just A Kick-Ass Demo" on October 31, 2008. Intrinsic would take a break from live shows for one year from June 2010 until June 2011. Intrinsic has released five studio albums, two LPs, seven EPs, and one compilation album. The band has been on a hiatus since June 2016 to focus on individual projects.

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- On October 30, 2015, Intrinsic opened for ["Eddie Nebula & The Plague"]'s reunion show. The gig was a huge success. In the months leading up to the show, Intrinsic claimed to have been "writing some new material" with hopes of turning the "new jams" into "full length songs" and hope to put out a new album in early 2017. In November, Michael Nitro announced that the band will release a live-album and a "best of" compilation album. On December 20, 2015, the band confirmed the "best of" album and dropped it's title: "The Inglorious Sounds of Intrinsic"; it is set to be released in 2017. A live album, however, has yet to be confirmed.	+ On October 30, 2015, Intrinsic opened for ["Eddie Nebula & The Plague"]'s reunion show. The gig was a huge success. In the months leading up to the show, Intrinsic claimed to have been "writing some new material" with hopes of turning the "new jams" into "full length songs" and hope to put out a new album in early 2017. In November, Michael Nitro announced that the band will release a live-album and a "best of" compilation album. On December 20, 2015, the band confirmed the "best of" album and dropped it's title: "The Inglorious Sounds of Intrinsic"; it was released on January 25, 2018. A live album, however, has yet to be released.

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- On October 30, 2015, Intrinsic opened for ["Eddie Nebula & The Plague"]'s reunion show. The gig was a huge success and helped Intrinsic sell almost half of the second presses of the Spaghetti Queen album. In the months leading up to the show, Intrinsic claimed to have been "writing some new material" with hopes of turning the "new jams" into "full length songs" and hope to put out a new album in early 2017. In November, Michael Nitro announced that the band will release a live-album and a "best of" compilation album. On December 20, 2015, the band confirmed the "best of" album and dropped it's title: "The Inglorious Sounds of Intrinsic"; it is set to be released in 2017. A live album, however, has yet to be confirmed.	+ On October 30, 2015, Intrinsic opened for ["Eddie Nebula & The Plague"]'s reunion show. The gig was a huge success. In the months leading up to the show, Intrinsic claimed to have been "writing some new material" with hopes of turning the "new jams" into "full length songs" and hope to put out a new album in early 2017. In November, Michael Nitro announced that the band will release a live-album and a "best of" compilation album. On December 20, 2015, the band confirmed the "best of" album and dropped it's title: "The Inglorious Sounds of Intrinsic"; it is set to be released in 2017. A live album, however, has yet to be confirmed.

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- In February 2014, Ryan Hurley (Bygone Few, Grease Creepers, (["1916"])) joined as the bands second guitarist. Intrinsic spent the majority of the 2014 year playing shows. They recorded drums with Micah Etzel that July at Arrhythmia Studios. As they continued playing shows, the group recorded their fourth studio album between November 2014 and March 2015. Intrinsic played a show with the Ohio based Mind Over Matter Records-signed band Cadaver Dogs that April. Following Spaz's departure from the band, Shane Newhouse (former Comedown bassist), took his spot on bass in May 2015. Intrinsic released their fourth studio album "Spaghetti Queen" on July 15, 2015; they sold out of all 100 copies within three months. The band pressed an extra 100 copies of the album.	+ In February 2014, Ryan Hurley (Bygone Few, Grease Creepers, ["1916"]) joined as the bands second guitarist. Intrinsic spent the majority of the 2014 year playing shows in and around the Rochester area. They recorded drums with Micah Etzel that July at Arrhythmia Studios. As they continued playing shows, the group recorded their fifth studio album. Intrinsic played a show with the Ohio based Mind Over Matter Records-signed band Cadaver Dogs that April. The group released their fifth studio album "Spaghetti Queen" on July 15, 2015. Former Comedown bassist Shane Newhouse was credited on the album in place of Spaz, which was an attempt to make it seem like everyone wasn't in each others respective bands.

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- In March of 2016, Intrinsic announced they would be taking an indefinite hiatus after nearly 10 years together. They announced a Farewell Show and performed on June 25, 2016, Intrinsic's 10 Year Anniversary. While promoting the show on (["98.9 The Buzz"]), the Bellanca brothers explained their hiatus: "We're taking a break because things have been well for the past couple years for our band and we want to go out on a good note. This show is not meant to be good bye for good, it's more of a celebration. Celebrating the life-span of our little band we put together when we were teenagers. We don't want to force anything and stifle our creativity. We want to remain true to ourselves and preserve the integrity of our band. We'll most likely get back together in a few years, but in case we do not, we're billing it as our final show. However, as we alluded moments ago, we don't plan on this being permanent. So, as they say, it's not a 'good bye', it's a 'see ya later' kind of thing".	+ In March of 2016, Intrinsic announced they would be taking an indefinite hiatus after nearly 10 years together. They announced a Farewell Show and performed on June 25, 2016, Intrinsic's 10 Year Anniversary. While promoting the show on 98.9 ["The Buzz"], the Bellanca brothers explained their hiatus: "We're taking a break because things have been well for the past couple years for our band and we want to go out on a good note. This show is not meant to be good bye for good, it's more of a celebration. Celebrating the life-span of our little band we put together when we were teenagers. We don't want to force anything and stifle our creativity. We want to remain true to ourselves and preserve the integrity of our band. We'll most likely get back together in a few years, but in case we do not, we're billing it as our final show. However, as we alluded moments ago, we don't plan on this being permanent. So, as they say, it's not a 'good bye', it's a 'see ya later' kind of thing".

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- In March of 2016, Intrinsic announced they would be taking an indefinite hiatus after nearly 10 years together. They announced a Farewell Show and performed on June 25, 2016, Intrinsic's 10 Year Anniversary. While promoting the show on ("98.9 The Buzz"), the Bellanca brothers explained their hiatus: "We're taking a break because things have been well for the past couple years for our band and we want to go out on a good note. This show is not meant to be good bye for good, it's more of a celebration. Celebrating the life-span of our little band we put together when we were teenagers. We don't want to force anything and stifle our creativity. We want to remain true to ourselves and preserve the integrity of our band. We'll most likely get back together in a few years, but in case we do not, we're billing it as our final show.	+ In March of 2016, Intrinsic announced they would be taking an indefinite hiatus after nearly 10 years together. They announced a Farewell Show and performed on June 25, 2016, Intrinsic's 10 Year Anniversary. While promoting the show on (["98.9 The Buzz"]), the Bellanca brothers explained their hiatus: "We're taking a break because things have been well for the past couple years for our band and we want to go out on a good note. This show is not meant to be good bye for good, it's more of a celebration. Celebrating the life-span of our little band we put together when we were teenagers. We don't want to force anything and stifle our creativity. We want to remain true to ourselves and preserve the integrity of our band. We'll most likely get back together in a few years, but in case we do not, we're billing it as our final show. However, as we alluded moments ago, we don't plan on this being permanent. So, as they say, it's not a 'good bye', it's a 'see ya later' kind of thing".

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- In March of 2016, Michael Nitro announced his departure from Intrinsic after nearly 10 years in the band. The group announced a Farewell Show will take place on June 25, 2016, Intrinsic's 10 Year Anniversary. Alex Bellanca did not agree with the idea of anyone leaving just as the band was getting hot, but also did not wish to continue the band without Nitro. Intrinsic officially confirmed in late April that this will definitely be Intrinsic's final performance.	+ In March of 2016, Intrinsic announced they would be taking an indefinite hiatus after nearly 10 years together. They announced a Farewell Show and performed on June 25, 2016, Intrinsic's 10 Year Anniversary. While promoting the show on ("98.9 The Buzz"), the Bellanca brothers explained their hiatus: "We're taking a break because things have been well for the past couple years for our band and we want to go out on a good note. This show is not meant to be good bye for good, it's more of a celebration. Celebrating the life-span of our little band we put together when we were teenagers. We don't want to force anything and stifle our creativity. We want to remain true to ourselves and preserve the integrity of our band. We'll most likely get back together in a few years, but in case we do not, we're billing it as our final show.

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- In February 2014, Ryan Hurley (Bygone Few, Grease Creepers, 1916) joined as the bands second guitarist. Intrinsic spent the majority of the 2014 year playing shows. They recorded drums with Micah Etzel that July at Arrhythmia Studios. As they continued playing shows, the group recorded their fourth studio album between November 2014 and March 2015. Intrinsic played a show with the Ohio based Mind Over Matter Records-signed band Cadaver Dogs that April. Following Spaz's departure from the band, Shane Newhouse (former Comedown bassist), took his spot on bass in May 2015. Intrinsic released their fourth studio album "Spaghetti Queen" on July 15, 2015; they sold out of all 100 copies within three months. The band pressed an extra 100 copies of the album.	+ + In February 2014, Ryan Hurley (Bygone Few, Grease Creepers, (["1916"])) joined as the bands second guitarist. Intrinsic spent the majority of the 2014 year playing shows. They recorded drums with Micah Etzel that July at Arrhythmia Studios. As they continued playing shows, the group recorded their fourth studio album between November 2014 and March 2015. Intrinsic played a show with the Ohio based Mind Over Matter Records-signed band Cadaver Dogs that April. Following Spaz's departure from the band, Shane Newhouse (former Comedown bassist), took his spot on bass in May 2015. Intrinsic released their fourth studio album "Spaghetti Queen" on July 15, 2015; they sold out of all 100 copies within three months. The band pressed an extra 100 copies of the album.

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- Kevin Spicer left Intrinsic in February 2013, making Intrinsic a duo with Alex Bellanca on Guitar and Vocals and Michael "Nitro" on Drums and Lead Vocals. They re-entered Arrhythmia Studios to record their third album "Artificial Intelligence" with Micah Etzel in February 2013. The duo released their second LP (first one as Intrinsic) "Songs From The Post-Apocalyptic Generation" on May 21, 2013. Collin Bourne (The Bournes, Grease Creepers, The Crazies) filled in on drums, and Shawn Mostyn (["Lupis"]) on bass from May-July as temporary live members. Intrinsic wrapped up the recording sessions for the new album in August. Spaz Spaziani (Lupis, Tandygrey) became the band's bassist in September. The Artificial Intelligence album was released through XTM Records on October 12, 2013 and was very well received; most consider it to be the band's strongest release.	+ Kevin Spicer left Intrinsic in February 2013 as they re-entered Arrhythmia Studios to record their fourth album "Artificial Intelligence" with Micah Etzel in February 2013. The duo released their second LP (first one as Intrinsic) "Songs From The Post-Apocalyptic Generation" on May 21, 2013. Intrinsic wrapped up the recording sessions for the new album in August of that year. Spaz Spaziani (["Lupis"]) became the band's bassist in September. The Artificial Intelligence album was released through XTM Records on October 12, 2013 and was very well received. Following it's release, the band went out on a couple mini tours to support the past couple releases.

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- In July 2012, Intrinsic entered Arrhythmia Recording Studios in Rochester, New York to record their second studio album with Micah Etzel. The entire 12 track album was recorded in ten hours. Alex recorded all guitar and bass tracks and some backing vocals. Nitro recorded all drums, lead vocals and most backing vocals. Later that month, Kevin Spicer (Nailed Shut) became Intrinsic's bassist and Nitro returned to drums and vocals in October. The band officially released "Escape From Instinct" on November 27, 2012 through XTM Records. The album was considered to be a disappointment due to multiple set-backs in the release and the low budget the band had to fund the album after their departure from Garage Pop Records. Following this, Intrinsic released their third EP "Yet Another Kick-Ass Demo" on January 25, 2013.	+ In July 2012, Intrinsic entered Arrhythmia Recording Studios in Rochester, New York to record their third studio album with Micah Etzel. The entire 12 track album was recorded in ten hours. Alex recorded all guitar and bass tracks and some backing vocals. Nitro recorded all drums, lead vocals and most backing vocals. Later that month, Kevin Spicer (Nailed Shut) became Intrinsic's bassist. The band officially released "Escape From Instinct" on November 27, 2012 through XTM Records. The album was considered to be a disappointment due to multiple set-backs in the release and the low budget the band had to fund the album after their departure from Garage Pop Records. Following this, Intrinsic released their fourth EP "Yet Another Kick-Ass Demo" on January 25, 2013.

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- In February 2011, Intrinsic recorded what would become their second studio album titled "The Shoebox" and released it that April. Immediately after recording the album, Justin would leave the band, he was replaced by future Goron co-founder and bassist Skyler Smith. The band entered Watchmen Studios that July and recorded four demos with Doug White, the studio's owner and only engineer. The band teamed up with Rob Filardo in an attempt to reboot Garage Pop Records and became the label's anchor and primary focus. Intrinsic released their third EP "Just Another Kick-Ass Demo" on October 31, 2011.	+ In February 2011, Intrinsic recorded what would become their second studio album titled "The Shoebox" and released it that April. Immediately after recording the album, Justin would leave the band, he was replaced by future Goron co-founder and bassist Skyler Smith. The band entered Watchmen Studios that July and recorded four demos with Doug White, the studio's owner and only engineer. The band teamed up with Rob Filardo in an attempt to reboot Garage Pop Records and became the label's anchor and primary focus. Intrinsic released their third EP "Just Another Kick-Ass Demo" on October 31, 2011, which consisted of the aforementioned songs previously recorded at Watchmen Studios. + + Intrinsic added Phil Tharp (Circus Grenade, ["Comedown"], Zero Level) to the group as their drummer in January 2012. On May 20, Skyler Smith was released from the band; it was made official through Intrinsic's Facebook page later that evening. The band said "[Skyler] is heading in a different direction than the rest of us. We have always supported [Skyler] in everything [Skyler] has done and we will continue to do so." Due to financial reasons, Intrinsic parted ways with Garage Pop Records the following month as well.

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- In February 2011, Intrinsic welcomed bassist Skyler Smith (Goron, Order of The Dragon, SkinTrap) into the group. The band entered Watchmen Studios that July and recorded four demos with Doug White, the studio's owner and only engineer. The band teamed up with Rob Filardo in an attempt to reboot Garage Pop Records and became the label's anchor and primary focus. Intrinsic released their second EP "Just Another Kick-Ass Demo" on October 31, 2011. Intrinsic added Phil Tharp (Circus Grenade, ["Comedown"], Zero Level) to the group as their drummer in January 2012. On May 20, Skyler Smith was released from the band; it was made official through Intrinsic's Facebook page later that evening. The band said "[Skyler] is heading in a different direction than the rest of us. We have always supported [Skyler] in everything [Skyler] has done and we will continue to do so." Due to financial reasons, Intrinsic parted ways with Garage Pop Records the following month as well.	+ In February 2011, Intrinsic recorded what would become their second studio album titled "The Shoebox" and released it that April. Immediately after recording the album, Justin would leave the band, he was replaced by future Goron co-founder and bassist Skyler Smith. The band entered Watchmen Studios that July and recorded four demos with Doug White, the studio's owner and only engineer. The band teamed up with Rob Filardo in an attempt to reboot Garage Pop Records and became the label's anchor and primary focus. Intrinsic released their third EP "Just Another Kick-Ass Demo" on October 31, 2011.

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- Intrinsic played their debut show under their new name on October 31, 2008 at the ["California Brew Haus"]. The trio began writing new material at this time as well, and continued to play shows around the Western, New York area. On July 22, 2009, they released their debut studio album "Ultraviolence" at the Brew Haus. Intrinsic played the final show ever hosted by the Penny Arcade that September.	+ Intrinsic played their debut show under their new name on October 31, 2008 at the ["California Brew Haus"]. The trio began writing new material at this time as well, and continued to play shows around the Western, New York area. On July 22, 2009, they released their debut studio album "Ultraviolence" at the Brew Haus. They would go on their first mini-tour in support of the album in September, beginning at the Haunt in Ithica, New York, and culminating at the Penny Arcade; coincidentally, this was the final show ever hosted by the venue. The band would play their last show for 15 months on April 10, 2010 at the Penny Arcade. Focusing their time on their personal lives and writing new material, they took an unplanned hiatus from live performances.

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- In January 2010, Justin left the band, forcing Alex and Nitro to find a replacement. Though only temporary, Andreas Meyris filled in on bass for the group. Intrinsic would partake in a battle of the bands in February 2010 where the winner would open for the Sunstreak. Intrinsic won, but the Sunstreak's manager decided Intrinsic did not have the "proper sound or look" that he wanted. They emailed the band and apologized, informing Intrinsic that the runner-up band would be opening the show instead. Intrinsic played their final show on April 10, 2010 at the California Brew Haus, followed by a fifteen month hiatus.	+

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- Intrinsic played their debut show under their new name on January 4, 2009 in Canandaigua, NY. The trio began writing new material at this time as well, and continued to play shows around the Western, New York area. On July 22, 2009, they released their debut studio album "Ultraviolence" at the ["California Brew Haus" Brew Haus]. Intrinsic played the final show ever hosted by the Penny Arcade that September.	+ Intrinsic played their debut show under their new name on October 31, 2008 at the ["California Brew Haus"]. The trio began writing new material at this time as well, and continued to play shows around the Western, New York area. On July 22, 2009, they released their debut studio album "Ultraviolence" at the Brew Haus. Intrinsic played the final show ever hosted by the Penny Arcade that September.

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- '''Intrinsic''' is a Subvert-Rock ["Music Scene/Local Acts" band] formed in ["Greece"] in July 2006 by brothers Al "X" and Michael "Nitro" Bellanca. The group was originally known as Xanthium from 2006-2008. They released an LP as Xanthium titled "Glass Monkey" on May 20, 2007. They released their first EP as Intrinsic titled "Just A Kick-Ass Demo" on October 31, 2008. Intrinsic would take a break from live shows for one year from June 2010 until June 2011. Intrinsic has released four studio albums, two LPs, four EPs, and one compilation album. The band went on a hiatus from 2016-2020 to focus on individual projects and reformed in May 2020.	+ '''Intrinsic''' is a Subvert-Rock ["Music Scene/Local Acts" band] formed in ["Greece"] in July 2006 by brothers Al "X" and Michael "Nitro" Bellanca. The group was originally known as Xanthium from 2006-2008. They released an LP as Xanthium titled "Glass Monkey" on May 20, 2007. They released their first EP as Intrinsic titled "Just A Kick-Ass Demo" on October 31, 2008. Intrinsic would take a break from live shows for one year from June 2010 until June 2011. Intrinsic has released five studio albums, two LPs, seven EPs, and one compilation album. The band has been on a hiatus since June 2016 to focus on individual projects.

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rockosmoderndeath — 2022-04-29T16:31:19Z

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rockosmoderndeath — 2022-04-29T16:31:09Z

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rockosmoderndeath — 2022-04-29T16:28:32Z

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- Just A Posthumous Kick-Ass Demo - October 31, 2017	+ Just A Final Kick-Ass Demo + October 31, 2016

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rockosmoderndeath — 2022-04-15T19:14:58Z

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rockosmoderndeath — 2022-04-15T19:13:38Z

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- Just A Final Kick-Ass Demo - October 31, 2018	+ Just A Posthumous Kick-Ass Demo + October 31, 2017

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rockosmoderndeath — 2022-04-15T19:11:43Z

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- '''Live Album(s)'''	+

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rockosmoderndeath — 2022-04-15T19:11:37Z

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- L!ve Eff!n Sh!t - TBD	+

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rockosmoderndeath — 2022-04-15T19:11:06Z

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- The Inglorious Sounds of Intrinsic - August 31, 2019	+ Just A Kick-Ass Compilation + January 25, 2022

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rockosmoderndeath — 2022-04-15T19:06:43Z

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- [[Image(Intrinsic 2015 RMA.jpg, right, 300, thumbnail, "Intrinsic in April 2015. (L-R) Ryan Hurley, Al "X" Bellanca, and Michael "Nitro" Bellanca.")]]	+ [[Image(Intrinsic 2015 RMA.jpg, right, 300, thumbnail, "Intrinsic in April 2015. (L-R) Ryan Hurley, Alex Bellanca, and Michael "Nitro" Bellanca.")]]

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rockosmoderndeath — 2022-04-15T19:06:29Z

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rockosmoderndeath — 2022-04-15T19:04:15Z

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- '''Hiatus (2016-2020)'''	+ '''Hiatus (2016-PRESENT)'''

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rockosmoderndeath — 2022-04-15T19:03:55Z

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rockosmoderndeath — 2022-04-15T19:03:21Z

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- Kevin Hannon (2006-2008) Bass	+ Kevin Hannon (2006-2007) Guitar (2008) Bass + Vincent Rodeo (2006-2007) Bass + Jeremia Shannon (2006-2007) Vocals

Intrinsic

AdamLayne — 2020-05-18T23:18:18Z

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- [[Image(Intrinsic Tree Stump.jpg, left, 300, thumbnail, "(Clockwise, L-R) Skyler Smith, Al "X" Bellanca, Phil Tharp, and Michael "Nitro" Bellanca in 2012.")]]	+ [[Image(Intrinsic Tree Stump.jpg, left, 300, thumbnail, "(Clockwise, L-R) Skyler Smith, Al "X" Bellanca, Phil Tharp, and Michael "Nitro" Bellanca in February 2012.")]]

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AdamLayne — 2020-05-18T23:17:47Z

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AdamLayne — 2020-05-18T23:15:50Z

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- [[Image(Intrinsic Tree Stump.jpg, left, 300, thumbnail, "Intrinsic - 2012. (Top-Bottom Center) Al "X" Bellanca, Michael "Nitro" Bellanca, (Left-Right) Skyler Smith, and Phil Tharp.")]]	+ [[Image(Intrinsic Tree Stump.jpg, left, 300, thumbnail, "(Top-Bottom Center) Al "X" Bellanca, Michael "Nitro" Bellanca, (Left-Right) Skyler Smith, and Phil Tharp in 2012..")]]

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AdamLayne — 2020-05-18T23:14:56Z

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AdamLayne — 2020-05-18T23:14:17Z

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AdamLayne — 2020-05-18T23:13:21Z

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AdamLayne — 2020-05-18T23:12:26Z

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- [[Intrinsic Tree Stump.jpg, left, 300, thumbnail, "Intrinsic Circa 2012. (Top-Bottom Center) Al "X" Bellanca, Michael "Nitro" Bellanca, (Left-Right) Skyler Smith, and Phil Tharp.")]]	+ [[Image(Intrinsic Tree Stump.jpg, left, 300, thumbnail, "Intrinsic Circa 2012. (Top-Bottom Center) Al "X" Bellanca, Michael "Nitro" Bellanca, (Left-Right) Skyler Smith, and Phil Tharp.")]]

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AdamLayne — 2020-05-18T23:11:48Z

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Intrinsic

AdamLayne — 2020-05-18T23:11:13Z

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