Jack's Broken Heart

Presenting indie rock-style conceptions attached by an intrepid emotional sense, Jack's Broken Heart emerged on the San Diego music scene in 1999. Vocalist Jason, Set (guitar), Bill (guitar), along with bassist Lee and David (drums), incarnate a crew that only three months after forming, recorded their first and self-released EP, Against Forgetting. Their straining indie creations rapidly started buzzing on the local club scene, and not long after, Jack's Broken Heart was playing on the same stage as Jimmy Eat World or Samian. The band also secured a special renown due to their rousing presentations conducted through an exhaustless concert schedule, and to significant airplay by local radio stations. In 2001, the Californians started working on their first album, at the same time preparing for their first U.S. tour. The group has since disbanded. The name "Jack's Broken Heart" was taken from David Fincher's visual epic of Chuck Palahnuk's cult classic "Fight Club."