Radio de The Honor System

The Honor System is a punk rock band from Chicago, Illinois which formed after the breakup of The Broadways. The band initially consisted of ex The Broadways members Dan Hanaway and Rob DePaola, joined by Nolan McGuire and Tim McIlrath. Their first release was a 1999 demo cassette comprising the songs "Fool's Good", "Facelift" and "Single File". Chris Carr replaced McIlrath and the band recorded and released their first full-length album Single File on Asian Man Records in 2000, which featured re-recordings of the demo's first 2 songs. The band's second release, the six-song EP 100% Synthetic, was released on Double Zero Records in May 2001. Later that year, McGuire left and was replaced by Tyler Wiseman, formerly of Tuesday. After a couple of national tours , a self-titled three-song EP (limited to 1000 copies ) was released featuring the songs "Moving Day", "The Sound of Sinking" and "American Math" and showing a move toward a heavier sound, bolstered by the arrival of Wiseman. This was followed three months later by the band's second full-length recording, Rise and Run, featuring re-recordings of the EP's first 2 tracks.