American Alternative Metal Musical Groups Codexery

Call Me No One

American rock side project of Sevendust members.

Call Me No One

Call Me No One (sometimes abbreviated as CMNO) was an American rock band founded in 2012 by Sevendust members Clint Lowery and Morgan Rose. The project was later expanded with Rek Mohr on bass and Alan Price on guitar. The band released one studio album, Last Parade, in 2012 before disbanding after a single tour.

Quick Facts

Origin
United States
Genre
Alternative metal / hard rock
Years Active
2012
Label
Asylum, 7 Bros.
Current Members
Clint Lowery / Morgan Rose

Facts from the source article.

Lore & Background

Call Me No One was formed in 2012 by Sevendust guitarist Clint Lowery and drummer Morgan Rose. The duo entered the studio on January 22, 2012, to record their debut album Last Parade, which was released on June 5, 2012, through 7 Bros. Records in partnership with Asylum. The band's lineup was later completed by bassist Rek Mohr and guitarist Alan Price, both of whom served as touring musicians.

The band's first single, "Biggest Fan," was released digitally on April 24, 2012. A tour followed in late summer 2012 alongside Nonpoint and Eye Empire. Lowery described the band's sound as having "a dark spooky twist" and compared it to Nine Inch Nails meeting Foo Fighters, noting it was "a lot different from Sevendust."

In 2016, Clint Lowery stated that Call Me No One would not continue, calling it a one-time deal. The band never released additional material beyond its debut album and single.

Reader's Guide

Call Me No One represents a brief but notable detour for two core members of Sevendust, allowing them to explore a darker, more alternative rock sound distinct from their main band. The project's significance lies in its demonstration of Lowery and Rose's versatility beyond the nu-metal and hard rock style of Sevendust. The album Last Parade and single "Biggest Fan" captured a sound that Lowery described as combining elements of Nine Inch Nails and Foo Fighters, with a harder edge that was nonetheless different from Sevendust's typical heaviness. Though the band was short-lived—active only from 2012 to 2016—it provided a creative outlet for its founders and a snapshot of a specific moment in their careers. The project's legacy is primarily as a footnote in the discographies of its members, illustrating that even established musicians sometimes pursue one-off side projects to experiment with new directions. The band's partnership with 7 Bros. Records and Asylum, and its tour with Nonpoint and Eye Empire, placed it within the broader rock scene of the early 2010s.

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