One Hundred Words For Snow
Biography
One Hundred Words for Snow was an indie/emo trio originally from Southern California, consisting of David Kurutz (guitar/vox), Nathan Wojahn (drums), and Aaron Thompson (bass). Chris Whyte joined in 1997 playing second guitar and backup vox. The band existed from 1995-1998, playing shows with Jimmy Eat World, Far, Sensefield, Jejune, i Wish i, Kill Holiday, Enewetak, and Fall Silent. They released a self-titled 7" in 1996 and splits with Impel and I Wish I in 1997.
After their breakup in 1998, Chris and Nathan went on to form Cheswick. Aaron got married, moved to San Diego, went to law school, and then became San Diego's premier wedding photographer.
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David received his Bachelors in Classical Guitar from CSU Fullerton, and played with the Paul Bailey Ensemble, Glenn Branca, Run Dash Sprint, Metal Fences, and Counterpoint Culture. After moving to New York City in 2007, he played guitar in Demander and bass in Ancient History.
In 2009, one hundred words for snow entered the studio to record drum tracks for three songs from 1997. Shelved for four years, they were released on Bandcamp in 2013 as the "all you want and more" EP. Redwood Records released a discography of their songs in 2023.
Biography text from Last.fm, available under CC BY-SA.