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Days of the New was an alternative rock band formed in 1995 by Travis Meeks in Louisville, Kentucky. In 2014, the band formally disbanded. Over nearly two decades there were dozens of members with Meeks being the only one to remain in the band permanently. Days of the New is best known for the hit singles "Touch, Peel and Stand" and "Shelf in the Room." The group also released three self-titled albums, each differentiated by color: Yellow was released in 1997 followed by Green in 1999 and Red in 2001. All three charted in the top 100 on the US Billboard 200. Several of the original members would go on to form the post-grunge group Tantric in 1999.