Artist	Song
Chevelle	I Get It
from Vena Sera (2007)
Chevelle	Send the Pain Below
from Wonder What's Next (Deluxe Version) (2003)
Chevelle	The Red
from Wonder What's Next (Deluxe Version) (2003)
Chevelle	Letter from a Thief
from Sci-Fi Crimes (2009)
Chevelle	Vitamin R (Leading Us Along)
from This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In) [Deluxe Version] (2007)
Chevelle	The Fad
from Vena Sera (2007)
Chevelle	Point #1
from Point #1 (2003)
Chevelle	Jars
from Sci-Fi Crimes (2009)
Chevelle	Well Enough Alone
from Vena Sera (2007)
Chevelle	The Clincher
from This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In) [Deluxe Version] (2007)
Chevelle	Closure
from Wonder What's Next (Deluxe Version) (2003)
Chevelle	Panic Prone
from This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In) [Deluxe Version] (2007)
Chevelle	Saferwaters
from Vena Sera (2007)
Chevelle	Comfortable Liar
from Wonder What's Next (Deluxe Version) (2003)
Chevelle	Shameful Metaphors
from Sci-Fi Crimes (2009)
Chevelle	Mia
from Point #1 (2003)
Chevelle	Until You're Reformed
from Wonder What's Next (Deluxe Version) (2003)
Chevelle	Still Running
from This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In) [Deluxe Version] (2007)
Chevelle	It's No Good
from Wonder What's Next (Deluxe Version) (2003)
Chevelle	Sleep Apnea
from Sci-Fi Crimes (2009)
Chevelle	Antisaint
from Vena Sera (2007)
Chevelle	Get Some
from This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In) [Deluxe Version] (2007)
Chevelle	Dos
from Point #1 (2003)
Chevelle	Paint the Seconds
from Vena Sera (2007)
Chevelle	SMA (Live)
from Live from the Road (Live) (2003)
Chevelle	Another Know It All
from This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In) [Deluxe Version] (2007)
Chevelle	Blank Earth
from Point #1 (2003)
Chevelle	Roswell's Spell
from Sci-Fi Crimes (2009)
Chevelle	Family System (Live)
from Live from the Road (Live) (2003)
Chevelle	Grab Thy Hand (Live)
from Live from the Road (Live) (2003)

Comment:

A band of brothers that formed in the mid-'90s — when their youngest member (former bassist Joe Loeffler) was just 14 — Chevelle has spent more than a decade honing their heavyweight sound, a soft/loud switchboard that's in constant danger of being pulled. While the group's three-pronged attack was as gnarly as a 1,000-year-old tree at first, they quickly shifted to an arena-ready sound with [i]Wonder What's Next[/i]. An ambitious affair that earned many Tool comparisons, it proved that Chevelle could climb the charts without losing an ounce of credibility, from the barbed balladry of "Closure" to the swirling psychedelia of "The Red." The same goes for every song they've made since, including the caustic choruses of "Another Know It All," the sputtering rhythm section of "Still Running," and husky high notes of "Midnight to Midnight."

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