Position: Composer
Code Name: Fringe Rider

Bradley Hargreaves grew up in the San Francisco Bay area, and his earliest memories are of his dad playing jazz records really f$%king loud. He still suspects his father might have had something to do with the '89 earthquake.

He started playing drums at eight years old, and studying jazz shortly thereafter. Jazz gigs paid his way through college, and after he graduated he joined the rock band Third Eye Blind. Which then blew up into international celebrity.

Brad has recorded and toured the world with 3EB since 1996. During the break between their second and third albums, he took a crack at something he'd always been curious about: scoring films. Brad composed, performed, and produced Suicide Regimen's original score working with only a home studio, some old records, and a few awe-struck indie producers -- the soundtrack-engineering equivalent of playing piano with your hands tied behind your back.

Brad continues to work with Third Eye Blind and produce music on his own.

Discovering The Body Picture yourself sitting on a couch for days, munching Fritos, watching soaps, hating yourself and your life and working up the guts to do yourself in. Most friends would try to get you help, or talk you out of it... But what about those people who are around sometimes who aren't really friends? What if someone questioned your willingness to even go through with it? Called you a fake? A punk suicide-wannabe-attention-getter?

And what if there's a jelly-bean trail to follow? To go out with a bang in the most ballsy way possible? What if you could make a fortune, fast money you could blow however you want, by being the prey in a live manhunt?

What would you do with your last twenty-four hours?

What if, in that time, you found something worth living for?

Suicide Regimen (slang) -
1. A task or set of tasks so difficult that anyone who attempts it will probably die trying.
2. The to-do list you need to get done before you can commit suicide with a clear conscience.