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	Dustin Kensrue Profile Page: Biography, Interview and Album Review
		Born, raised and still residing in the famously superficial Orange County, California, Kensrue is an anomaly in the region's musical scene.
		Teranishi handled the organ and piano duties, while Kensrue played all the acoustic guitars and bass on the disc, whose songs were written to be blueprints: They're structured, says the singer, so that they can be changed live, or effortlessly played with just an acoustic guitar.
		Hailing from a small, landlocked city in the middle of Orange County, Kensrue was raised by a father with a beefy record collection, and a mother who sent young Dustin to piano lessons, though all he really wanted to play was guitar.
	www.musicemissions.com /artists/Dustin\|Kensrue (1003 words)

	Dustin Kensrue - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dustin Kensrue is rhythm guitarist, vocalist and lyricist in the Orange County hardcore quartet Thrice.
		This autumn/winter sees Kensrue, Teranishi and the Breckenridge brothers tour the U.S. opening for My Chemical Romance, fronted by Kensrue's close friend, Gerard Way, and in the U.K. Thrice will be playing a VS Tour with prog-rockers Coheed and Cambria, fronted by another of Dustin's friends, Claudio Sanchez.
		Dustin Kensrue and Thrice continue to evolve their innnovative sound and widen the boundaries of heavy guitar music.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dustin_Kensrue (0 words)

	The Illusion Of Safety Review \| Thrice \| Reviews @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com
		Kensrue's dynamics and rhythm in his vocals fit perfectly to the feel of the guitar riffs.
		Dustin Kensrue the writer and singer of Thrice is definitely a talented singer/writer.
		Dustin is a very good singer, it's cool how he can be singing one second and then screaming the next, he makes the transistion very well.
	www.ultimate-guitar.com /reviews/compact_discs/thrice/the_illusion_of_safety (0 words)

	ThricePage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Dustin: It was awesome, we got to play for a lot of new kids and our CD’s really hard to find over there so it was a good way to get our name out there.
		Dustin: I kinda retracted that statement a couple of times since then, because I don’t think that it hurts but I think that’s my way, my advice, there are a ton of other ways that work.
		Dustin: We didn’t get to see a ton of the towns we went to but we did see Insberg in Austria and we were in this valley between mountains and we walked around for three hours and took pictures.
	www.socalmonthly.com /backissues/thrice (0 words)

	www.PopZineOnline.com
		Dustin: Probably Radiohead and have them cover the song that I was talking about earlier, that we can’t think of the name.
		Dustin: Well everything on Sub-City, like Sub-City is a charity label, so 5 % of retail costs of every record put out on Sub-City goes to a charity and the band chooses the charity.
		Dustin: It’s basically a metaphor for people being followers and just not really looking into things as deeply as they should before diving in, I guess.
	www.popzineonline.com /thrice.php (0 words)

	The Concordian
		Kensrue: We are writing the music we want to write, it's not a conscious effort to be like "let's not do this thing" or "let's piss all these people off".
		Kensrue: And I guarantee that if we did do it again, people whose favorite record is The Illusion Of Safety they are not going to find a replacement to that.
		Kensrue: We've been doing different charities on each record but in general the feeling behind that is just that we are very fortunate to do what we do for a living and also we were all very fortunate growing up in a safe place with a lot of opportunities.
	www.theconcordian.com /media/paper290/news/2005/11/02/Entertainment/Band-Banter.1-1042929.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.theconcordian.com (0 words)

	THRICE "THE ARTIST IN THE AMBULANCE" --- THE MUSIC SYNDICATE
		Dustin and Teppei had been trying to start a band at Irvine High School for a little while, and things hadn't been working out.
		Dustin spent a lot of time at Greene Records in Tustin, which is where he met Andy Greene and Ron Martinez.
		We recorded a demo on a Dictaphone (with Dustin screaming everything because the recorder wouldn't pick up the weak PA if he didn't,) and sent him a tape, and four days later, we get a call...
	www.thesyn.com /metal/general5/thrice_theartistintheambulance.htm (0 words)

	U-WIRE.com/INTERVIEW: Thrice does 'Civic' duty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Kensrue jokes the real conflict may be between his band and the younger, more "sensitive" crowd Dashboard Confessional's shows tend to attract.
		Kensrue says he enjoys the amp-free change, but doesn't expect the pared-down sound to make it to a Thrice full-length any time soon.
		Once this tour wraps up, Kensrue says the band will begin writing material for a follow-up album to last year's "The Artist in the Ambulance." He hopes the album is a success, and places a lot of faith in his label.
	www.uwire.com /content/topae052504002.html (0 words)

	Peace core \| LJWorld.com
		Kensrue is phoning from Austin, Tex., where his band is playing as part of the annual Plea For Peace Take Action tour, a musical gathering of tribes benefiting The National Hopeline Network.
		The members of Thrice (Kensrue, guitarist Teppei Teranishi, bassist Ed Breckenridge and drummer Riley Breckenridge) cut their teeth on the competitive Orange County music scene, opening for bands in dingy clubs and doing anything they could to avoid paying to play in Los Angeles.
		For Kensrue, who agrees with the sentiment that arena bands can't be considered punk, it all comes down to the quality of the material.
	www.lawrence.com /news/2001/sep/20/peace_core?print (0 words)

	The Utah Statesman Online
		Lead singer Dustin Kensrue is a passionate reader and often finds inspiration for songs in the books he reads.
		Kensrue picked up on this and seems to have made it the theme of the album.
		Kensrue's passion in his lyrics is cradled and nourished by the band's energetic compassion for what he has to say.
	www.utahstatesman.com /media/paper243/news/2003/09/26/Features/Music.Review.Thrices.Third.Album.Holds.The.Charm-477373.shtml (0 words)

	Under a Killing Moon: Thrice \| Cross Rhythms
		There is a definite religious undertone to many of the band's songs penned by lead singer Dustin Kensrue and although he likes to leave meanings open to discussion, there is no doubt in my mind that his faith is an inspiration for much of his lyrics, especially on his earlier work.
		Dustin believes that "people will read into songs what they want and I think that is good, that's how art effects us.
		Thrice consists of Dustin (vocals, guitar), Teppei Teranishi (guitar), Eddie Breckenridge (bass) and his brother Riley Breckenridge (drums).
	www.crossrhythms.co.uk /articles/under_a_killing_moon/8486/p1 (0 words)

	Dustin Kensrue Tickets - Concert tickets
		Ballparks is now proud to announce our affiliation with TicketTriangle.com, an independent ticket agency offering Dustin Kensrue concert tickets for all bands and performers at all venues.
		Most of our inventory are sold out Dustin Kensrue concert tickets.
		Dustin Kensrue Releases Solo Album While Working On Thrice Opus - (Jan 18, 2007 6:34PM)
	www.ballparks.com /tickets/concerts/dustin_kensrue_tickets.htm (215 words)

	The Villanovan
		While chatting with Dustin Kensrue the lead singer/guitarist of California's punk-metal poster boys Thrice, it's hard not to pick up on the laidback approach and overtly polite demeanor that the West Coast usually affords.
		When I caught up with Dustin, he sat down with me between dates on their current headlining tour to chew the fat on the important issues, such as the Clear Channel monopoly and banana pudding.
		Dustin Kensrue: The tour is going great actually.
	www.villanovan.com /media/paper581/news/2004/04/02/Entertainment/thrice.Is.The.Charm.Interview-648149.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.villanovan.com (0 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		During that weekend, I caught up with Dustin Kensrue of Thrice and Efrem Schulz of Death By Stereo to talk about future plans, their new records, haircuts, and the location of my underwear.
		Dustin: Basically, it raises money for people in poor areas of neighborhoods to get scanned for breast cancer and if they have breast cancer, it helps pay for their treatment if they can't afford it.
		Dustin: It's weird because time wise everything feels very strange because right when Illusion came out, we started talking to all these major labels, which seems like totally different times for some reason because it feels like Illusion's been out for awhile.
	www.planetverge.com /innerviews/thrice.htm (0 words)

	Thrice: Aversion.com Interview
		Witness: Thrice singer/guitarist Dustin Kensrue sits in a van outside a venue in Seattle and battles a cold brought on, he reckons, by a decidedly less-than-therapeutic combination of a lack of sleep and the nearly ever-present cold that are part and parcel with a February tour.
		Shackled with the common horrors of the life of modern-day traveling minstrels, it wouldn?t be too surprising to find out that Kensrue?s already dreaming of returning to his hometown to kick up some much-deserved rest and relaxation.
		Kensrue realizes he and his boys are lucky ones, and he?s not going to let the attention his band receives distract him from that.
	www.aversion.com /bands/interviews.cfm?f_id=151 (0 words)

	Shoutweb.com - Interviews - Thrice: Tour Check-In
		Shoutweb recently caught up with Dustin Kensrue, frontman for the California-based Thrice, to discuss some of the highlights of their tour with Poison The Well, The Darkest Hour, Vaux, and Moments In Grace as well as Dustin's expectations as the opener for Dashboard Confessional on their upcoming arena tour.
		Dustin: I know some were sold out and some were not selling at all in places we've never played before like Albuquerque and Sparks, Nevada.
		Dustin: I am so out of it so I don't know what people are saying but we're really excited to be playing with them.
	www.shoutweb.com /interviews/thrice0304.phtml (0 words)

	Features - all the juicy bits! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Press, and Dustin once had a guitar stolen, that was later found stashed underneath a car), it's time to start wrapping up.
		The end of this tour will not mark the end of the band's stint in the UK, as the band will be staying on to record a video for next single 'Red Sky' with Tim Hope (Coldplay's 'Trouble', and Jimmyeatworld).
		There's kind of a story woven in, but it's really going to be very visual." But don't expect to see Dustin getting behind the camera for any of the videos, leastways for this album.
	www.rockmidgets.com /features.php?page=3&id=565 (0 words)

	Mean Street (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		"Two years ago we played the Warped date in Arizona and it was 115 degrees when we played," says singer/guitarist Dustin Kensrue on the very night he departs for this year's jaunt.
		Kensrue continues, "We learned a lot about each other as people and how we function together as a band.
		Kensrue concludes, "We really experimented on past albums, and we learned how to do some interesting things.
	mag.meanstreet.com /article.php?article_id=148&issue_id=42 (0 words)

	MySpace.com - Dustin Kensrue - Orange County, CALIFORNIA - Acoustic / Folk Rock / Alternative - ...
		If, at the moment, he is known primarily as the voice of Thrice—a respected, conscious underground sensation, lauded for its virtuosity, power and creativity—Please Come Home stands to change all that.
		Combining classic folk with earthy blues, melodic country and deep soul, Kensrue creates a unique aural landscape complementing his music versatility.
		Born, raised and still residing in the famously superficial Orange County, California, Kensrue is an anomaly in the region’s musical scene, railing against the media and the masses for destroying women’s self worth in I Knew You Before.
	www.myspace.com /dustinkensrue (2298 words)

	New Noise Management
		Thrice formed in 1999, when high school classmates Kensrue and Teranishi decided to turn their mutual love for hard rock and metal (Metallica, Pantera) and punk-pop (NOFX, Good Riddance, Strung Out) into something uniquely their own.
		Taken out of context, Kensrue could be singing about his group's intent in this line from The Artist In The Ambulance: "I hope that I never let you down...
		Kensrue says, "If anything, all our relationships are stronger in the past year or two years, and we've been working basically all the time -- either touring or writing or recording.
	www.newnoisemanagement.com /view.asp?artist=thrice&page=biography (0 words)

	Irvine's Thrice draws 800 for concert at Triangle Square 02/14/02
		The members of Thrice are Ed Breckenridge, Teppei Teranishi, Dustin Kensrue and Riley Breckenridge (from left).
		Dustin has the versatility to transition effortlessly from primordial scream to flawless harmony.
		Dustin's father even lets the group use a room in his factory to practice.
	www.irvineworldnews.com /Bstories/feb14/thrice.html (0 words)

	New University Paper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The Irvine quartet began in 1999 when high school friends guitarist/vocalists Dustin Kensrue and Teppei Teranishi joined with skateboarding friend and bassist Ed Breckenridge, who recruited drummer and older brother Riley Breckenridge.
		Kensrue and Teranishi attended Irvine High School while the Breckenridge brothers are University High School alumni.
		Kensrue and Teranishi knew Ed Breckenridge from the local skateboarding parks.
	horus.vcsa.uci.edu /article.php?id=358 (0 words)

	mtv.com - News - Thrice Bring Ninja Moves, Screaming Kids To New Clip — With Gerard Way's Help (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Kensrue and the rest of Thrice portray members of a resistance movement attempting to recover all the stolen youngsters.
		The fact that the futuristic clip's a bite on the 1995 film "The City of Lost Children" — in which an evil man named Krank, tormented by his inability to dream, tries to steal the dreams of children he kidnaps — is not entirely coincidental.
		Kensrue promises a surprise ending but is mum on the details.
	www.mtv.com /news/articles/1509963/20050920/index.jhtml?headlines=true (0 words)

	New University Paper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Lead singer/guitarist Dustin Kensrue came out as a vampire — cape and all — and the cheers for this small, local band ensue.
		The Civic Tour is halfway done and despite a few instances of fan snobbery due to the large tour and the resulting size of the venues, Thrice and their fans seem quite happy with the way things have turned out.
		During their set last Friday, Kensrue hinted that they’ll probably be doing some charity concerts this summer.
	horus.vcsa.uci.edu /article.php?id=2551 (0 words)

	Thrice Frontman Waxes Philosophical - Entertainment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Thrice's first two albums, "Identity Crisis" and "Illusion of Safety", were released on Subcity Records, a division of Hopeless Records that donates a portion of its record sales to a charity of the band's choice.
		When it came time for the band to make the move to a bigger label, Dustin said Thrice wanted to make sure there was the same transfer of charity benefits along with them.
		Dustin said that the donation helps add another layer to the band's personal experience.
	www.hartfordinformer.com /news/2003/12/04/Entertainment/Thrice.Frontman.Waxes.Philosophical-572359.shtml (0 words)

	(Hardcore/Punk) Thrice - The Illusion Of Safety - Music & Musician Forums
		Any Thrice fan knows that Teppei is an amazing guitar player throughout this entire record, and that he and Dustin are the standout players on here.
		The rest is fast punk with a hardcore bridge, Some dislike Dustin's spitty-sounding vocals, but I think they're catchy, and they don't make me dislike this track on bit.
		Dustin does a great singing/screaming combo again, and there's an awesome palm-muting section after a solo screaming vocal.
	www.musicianforums.com /forums/showthread.php?t=167400 (0 words)

	The Daily Vidette
		Despite a video shoot for the single "Stare at the Sun," a week of performances in the United Kingdom, preparations for a national tour this fall and the constant media attention that has persisted throughout, Kensrue maintains an un-advertised allegiance to higher goals than commercial success.
		Kensrue and the other members of Thrice - Teppei Teranishi (guitar) and brothers Ed (bass) and Riley (drums) Breckenridge - may consider themselves more significant as socially aware individuals than as a marketable ensemble.
		Despite the band's Good Samaritan appearance that seems to diverge from the famed philosophy of rock and roll excess, Kensrue denies the band is trying to appease any assumed guilt for their success.
	www.dailyvidette.com /media/paper420/news/2003/10/15/Features/Thrice.Reveals.Activist.Intentions-528381.shtml (0 words)

	Pop Life
		Dustin's infectious smile returned, his piercing blue eyes softening, and he finally chuckled.
		Suffice to say, it was good to clear the air with Dustin.
		I had never told Dustin about my joke "I hate Ben Wener club" (a mother's is quite protective of her boy!!!) until the week of your interview.
	blogs.ocregister.com /poplife/archives/2005/10/launching_an_i.html (0 words)

	96X - Everything Alternative
		The mystery of the process is summed up by the album's cryptic title, a reference from the Thomas Pynchon novel "V." The moniker is similar to the German phrase "Wie Heisst du?" which translates to "what are you called," a good question in Thrice’s current era of transformation and discovery.
		When they formed in 1998, Teranishi and Kensrue were high school friends looking for a creative outlet, so Teranishi called his skateboard pal Eddie Breckenridge and encouraged him to learn how to play bass so he could be in the group.
		Since Riley Breckenridge wasn't playing with anyone else at the time, he agreed to play in his brother's group until they found a replacement, but he had so much fun jamming with them that he decided to stay.
	www.96x.fm /artists/thrice.shtml (0 words)

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