Brick Bath

Brick Bath is a San Diego-based thrash metal act. The band was formed in 1996. They played shows with several other thrash acts, before gaining a new bassist by the name of Stone.

The band signed with Chainsaw Records and went directly into the studio to record its debut album entitled Scarred. Shortly after mixing the record, that label folded. Brick Bath signed with Pavement/Crash in 2001 and re-issued an album entitled I Won’t Live The Lie in early 2002. They were also featured with couple of their tracks on the Extreme Sports DVD Slednecks Trilogy, which also featured a track by Rob Zombie.

Cody Hubbard replaced vocalist Joseph McCaw who left the band following a US tour in the summer of 2002. Brick Bath also began demoing 17 new songs intended for an album due in 2003 through Crash Music. That album was released in March of 2003. The band parted ways with bassist Pete Stone in the summer of 2004 and replaced him with Scott (Rock) Rockstead. Dylan Wills ended up on American Currency, which was issued in the late summer of 2005. The band cancelled the second leg of its US tour in late 2005 and left Crash Music after encountering a lack of support and communication from the label. The band soon featured easy San Diego drummer and DJ Norm Leggio who was active in several other bands.

Scott Rockstead - Bass (ex-Violent Mood Swing, ex-Six Foot Deathtrap)
Scott Babbel - Drums (ex-Epitaph)
Eric Meyer - Guitars (ex-Orphaned to Hatred, ex-Epitaph, ex-Broken Foundation)
Joseph McCaw - Vocals