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Social Code

Social Code (formerly known as Fifth Season) was a Canadian alternative rock group formed in 1999 in St. Albert, Alberta.

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Also known as
Fifth Season (1999–2003)
Genres
Alternative rock, hard rock
Labels
Universal, Interscope, Fontana North
Members
Travis Nesbitt Morgan Gies Logan Jacobs Ben Shillabeer Steve Faulkner
Origin
St. Albert, Alberta, Canada
Past members
David Hesse Chris Ruddy Andrew Patrick

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Social Code

Nodes48
Edges47
Triples55
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
Components1

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Social Code

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related to Signing to Interscope Records and major label releases (2003–2008) · 33
Social Code → Albert, Bomb Hands, Canada, Deftones, Everyday, Fall Out Boy, Finger Eleven, Good Charlotte, Hawthorne Heights, He Said, Howard Benson, In, In May, Interscope, Jacobs, Late November, Los Angeles, May, Movies, My Chemical Romance
related to Formation and early years (1999–2003) · 9
Social Code → After, Ben Shillabeer, David Hesse, Fifth Season, Later, Logan Jacobs, Patiently Waiting, The, Travis Nesbitt
related to External links · 5
Social Code → Code, From TorontoMusicScene, MySpaceTwo, Social Code Official WebsiteSocial, Travis
Also known as · 1
Social Code → Fifth Season (1999–2003)
Genres · 1
Social Code → Alternative rock, hard rock
Labels · 1
Social Code → Universal, Interscope, Fontana North
Members · 1
Social Code → Travis Nesbitt Morgan Gies Logan Jacobs Ben Shillabeer Steve Faulkner
Origin · 1
Social Code → St. Albert, Alberta, Canada
Past members · 1
Social Code → David Hesse Chris Ruddy Andrew Patrick
Website · 1
Social Code → socialcodemusic.com

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band rock album 1999 social st albert 2009 alberta travis fifth season 2003 2012 code interscope canada members released release

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Social CodeAlso known asFifth Season (1999–2003)1.00infobox
Social CodeGenresAlternative rock, hard rock1.00infobox
Social CodeLabelsUniversal, Interscope, Fontana North1.00infobox
Social CodeMembersTravis Nesbitt Morgan Gies Logan Jacobs Ben Shillabeer Steve Faulkner1.00infobox
Social CodeOriginSt. Albert, Alberta, Canada1.00infobox
Social CodePast membersDavid Hesse Chris Ruddy Andrew Patrick1.00infobox
Social CodeWebsitesocialcodemusic.com1.00infobox
Social CodeYears active1999 (1999)–2012 (2012)1.00infobox
Social Coderelated to External linksSocial Code Official WebsiteSocial0.60section
Social Coderelated to External linksCode0.60section
Social Coderelated to External linksMySpaceTwo0.60section
Social Coderelated to External linksTravis0.60section

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