The Bitter Life Typecast San Diego, California
The Bitter Life Typecast was a band from 2001-2007, released 4 records and played a handful of shows on the east and west
coast. The band was also featured on MTV's The Real World/Road Rules Challenge as background music.
In 2007 they recorded a 14 song record that never saw the light of day. They disbanded shortly after the record was done.
xoxo
Christopher, Steve, Chris, Tony, Brian.
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