>> Dashboard Confessional

While Chris Carrabba fronted harder acts like the emocore combos Further Seems Forever and the Vacant Andies, his solo material, released under the Dashboard Confessional moniker, takes a much more low-key approach. Quiet acoustic numbers dominate the band's sound, giving the Confessional a sound that moves into the neighborhood of Eliott Smith.

News

Dashboard Confessional to Rush New Album Oct 17, 2007
Dashboard Confessional Works on New Songs Sep 12, 2007
Dashboard Confessional Goes Back to Roots Aug 17, 2007
Dashboard Confessional Plots Acoustic Tour Jul 30, 2007
Dashboard Confessional Plots Fall Tour Aug 24, 2006
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Interviews

Nice Guys Finish First
Oct 08, 2001
Love him or hate him, Chris Carrabba isn't going to go away any time soon. Aversion takes a look at the phenomenon that is Dashboard Confessional and all that surrounds it. read more >>

Discography

Swiss Army Romance (Drive-Thru)
The Drowning EP (Drive-Thru)
The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most (Vagrant Records)
So Impossible EP (Vagrant Records)
Summer’s Kiss EP (Eulogy Recordings)
A Mark, a Mission, a Brand, a Scar (Vagrant Records)
Dusk and Summer (Vagrant/Interscope Records)
The Shade of Poison Trees (Vagrant Records)

Reviews

The Shade of Poison Trees
Dashboard Confessional
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Dusk and Summer
Dashboard Confessional
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A Mark, a Mission, a Brand, a Scar
Dashboard Confessional

Summer’s Kiss EP
Dashboard Confessional

So Impossible EP
Dashboard Confessional

The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most
Dashboard Confessional