Lifehouse are an American rock band from LA who came to prominance after their single "Hanging By A Moment" became massive in America. They have never had much success over in the UK, much like alot of American bands in the same vein. The album "No Name Face" is their debut album as Lifehouse (although a previous album was released under the band name Bliss), released in 2001 and the group consists of Jason Wade (vocals and guitar), Rick Woolstenhulme Jr. (drums, percussion), Bryce Soderberg (bass guitar) and Ben Carey (guitar). Style: Lifehouse are a soft rock band however their is a definite Californian edge to many of their ...  Read the complete review

This debut album by Lifehouse is just an amazing effort that belies the age of the young Americans. They are all in their early 20's and led by Jason Wade (Guitarist/Lead vocals), Wade who is the son of two ministers offers a spiritual atmosphere to the outing of No Name Face. Wade has one of those dark sultry voices that you just can't get enough of think, matchbox 20, a voice so unique. I discovered Lifehouse after searching for similar artists to some of my favourite bands, and was immediately struck down by the big hot from this band Hanging By A Moment, I went out and got the album and would suggest that you do the same you will not be ...  Read the complete review

I always love listening to the music of Lifehouse. I like their music because I admire the songwriting talent of lead singer Jason Wade. I was able to relate with their music personally. No Name Face is Lifehouse's debut album released on 2000. This band was formerly called Blyss and started as a Christian alternative rock band that performs mostly in churches. This album contains 14 original tracks written mostly by band leader Jason Wade. Their debut single "Hanging by a Moment" was number one most played song on the radio after it was released. Lifehouse is Jason Wade on vocals and guitars, Sergio Andrade on bass, and Diff (Jon Palmer) ...  Read the complete review

The majority of people who bought Lifehouse's debut album, 'No Name Face', probably did so on the back of 'Hanging by a Moment' - their lead single, and a rather successful one at that. There's no doubt it's a good song, sure, but what about the other 11 songs? Well, the answer is positive. No one could truthfully say that this is a 'classic' album, or one that will remembered for all that long - but nonetheless there is a lot to like. Not surprisingly, much of it is in a slightly less pop orientated mold to 'Hanging By A Moment'. In this way, it feels like a traditional album, with some fast moving songs, some quieter ones, and the odd ...  Read the complete review

Discovering new music is always exciting but when finding a band as cool as ‘Lifehouse’ it’s even better, especially when the CD is stuck permanently inside the CD player. Lifehouse are an American threesome (4 when on tour) with incredible songs. I can’t take credit for finding them – I was emailed by VH1 to check out this band because they thought it was in the same vein of music as Pearl Jam, Creed etc. One minute later after hearing Jason Wade’s voice I was hooked. They have already toured with greats such as Pearl Jam and Matchbox 20 and I’m sure they’re destined for greater things themselves. ...  Read the complete review