JIBE was poised to be one of if not the biggest band to ever break out of the DFW music scene and take the national spotlight, at least before a series of events that lead to their undoing. Shocking and sudden with enough drama to outdo even some of the grittiest episodes of Behind the Music, the band that had begun in the mid ‘90s was no more, just as 2003’s Uprising began to capture a large audience.” -Dallas Observer “Yesterday’s gone. Tomorrow never knows. Today will never be the same again.” – JIBE, “Yesterday’s Gone”, Uprising Funny how these simple perceptive words can impact a listener with such devastation that it can forever alter their mindset. This brutal truth coupled with the band’s tumultuous path and passionate live display made JIBE standout in Dallas’ music scene and elevated the artists, along with their relentless touring schedule, to a national presence. Chaotic and intense, each live JIBE show, much like their new album Epic Tales Of Human Nature. Recorded at Orb Recording studios in Austin, TX, produced by Matt Noveskey (Blue October), and mixed by Grammy award-winning producer/engineer, Toby Wright (Metallica, Alice In Chains, Korn), Epic Tales of Human Nature reflects a fire and intensity lacking in today’s world. From beginning to the very end this 13 song masterpiece takes the listener on a journey of uncontainable highs and devastatingly toxic lows, a story all too familiar with the boys in JIBE.