Coming together in early 2015, Silence the Radio was formed as a counteract to the metal and easycore scene of Providence, RI. Wanting to revive and revamp the timeless sounds of mid 2000s pop punk and alternative music, Jack Petit, Brandon Teh and Josh Nardine began the writing process for their debut EP “If It Helps You See”. Not long after, the group teamed up with Chris Piquette of No Boundaries Studios to complete the recording process of their hard hitting first album. 
 With the release of their first EP, "If It Helps You See", Silence the Radio found a connection with the New England local scene by offering their unique, yet familiar sound as a callback to days of power chords and unforgettable anthem choruses. Playing regularly in the Providence and Massachusetts area, they began to build a dedicated fan base, headlining shows in their hometown of Providence to packed venues, and providing direct support for national acts such as Makeout, Carousel Kings, Knockout Kid and countless others. Along the way, they’ve secured endorsements with companies such as Black Market Custom (All Time Low, Issues, Four Year Strong, etc.) and Voiceless Clothing. Following the release of their theatrical single, “Knock Me Out” in the fall of 2016, and the addition of guitarist Thom O’ Rourke; Silence the Radio’s sophomore EP, “Friendly Neighborhood Nightmares”, is available on all music platforms as of December 1st, 2017.