{"id":2771,"date":"2010-07-25T13:07:00","date_gmt":"2010-07-25T11:07:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.simpleplan.cz\/wordpress_en\/?page_id=2771"},"modified":"2017-11-14T19:58:54","modified_gmt":"2017-11-14T18:58:54","slug":"reset","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.simpleplan.cz\/en\/index.php\/band\/reset\/","title":{"rendered":"Reset"},"content":{"rendered":"
\"\"The band Reset was formed in 1993<\/b> and it was an idea of Pierre Bouvier and Chuck Comeau<\/b>. The original name was Stone Garden – but when they found out in 1995, that a band with the same name already exists, they changed their name to Roach.<\/p>\n

After a little break, the band decided to unite. They’ve decided, that their previous name didn’t suit them, so they started looking for a new name. Finally, they chose the name Reset.<\/p>\n

The first members of Reset were Pierre Bouvier (vocals), Phil Jolicoeur (guitar\/vocals), Charles Comeau (drumms) a Jean-Sebastien Boileau (bass)<\/b>. Together in this formation, the band recorded their first album – “No Worries”<\/b>, that included 12 songs.<\/p>\n

\"\"A few years later, Chuck left the band<\/b> because of the never-ending fights with Pierre. After that, Reset recruited Adrian White, a drummer from Vancouver, as a replacement of Chuck. And because Jean-Sebastien had decided to leave the band too, Pierre had to start playing the bass in the band as well as sing. <\/p>\n

They’ve recorded an album called “No Limits”<\/b>. But soon after that (because of the differences between him and Adrien), Pierre decided to leave Reset too<\/b>. At that point, not a single one of the founders of Reset was in it anymore. Pierre was replaced by David Desrosiers<\/b> who Phil had met David at a show and liked his performance.<\/p>\n

Charles Comeau (former drummer) later on reunited with Pierre at a Sugar Ray concert and since him and Jeff were already starting a new band at that point, they decided to give Pierre another shot. Later on, David left Reset as well to join the just starting-out Simple Plan<\/b>. Without informing Phil or Adrian about it, he left the band because he didn’t like being in charge of it and was replaced by Julian Blair.<\/p>\n

Since 2001, the band has moved from punk to more of a pop-punk genre and released new albums in 2004 (“Radioactive”) and 2008 (“No Intensity”). Reset is still functional to this day and every once in a while, the members of Simple Plan who used to be in the band join them on stage at various reunion shows.<\/p><\/div>\n