The Art Of Losing - American Hi-Fi

'The Art of Losing' is the 2003 album release from the American rock band that is American Hi-Fi. It was their second studio album and features the singles 'The Art of Losing' and 'The Breakup Song'. Fronted by vocalist Stacy Jones who had formerly been a drummer in both Veruca Salt and Letters to Cleo, American Hi-Fi produce a powerful brand of music which combines elements of pop punk, powerpop, and alternative rock to great effect. 'The Art of Losing' is an excellent album from the band and is in fact one that I have listened to many a time over the years. Opening with title track 'The Art of Losing', this album begins with a bang and never do American ...

American Hi-Fi hit the world of pop/punk and rock ’n’ roll with the self-titled first album back in 2001. formed by Stacy Jones after he left Letters To Cleo (probably only known over here as the band playing on the rooftop at the end of the film “Ten Things I Hate About You”) to go his own way. While doing a reasonable amount of business in their native country, the band hails from Boston USA, they also struck it big over here with the albums stand out track – ‘Flavor of The Week’, a song written after seeing how a good friend of the bands was being treated by her ‘boyfriend’ through extensive play on Virgin, where I discovered it and the band, it finally charted ...