Manic Drive is a Canadian Christian rock band formed in 2004 by brothers Michael and Shawn Cavallo. After disbanding their previous group, One Cross, they signed with Butterfly Music Group (now Whiplash Records) following a GMA showcase. Their debut album, Reason for Motion, was released in 2005 and featured singles such as "Luckiest" and "Nebulous", which charted high on the R&R Top 30 Christian Rock charts. The band's follow-up album, Reset & Rewind (2007), included the single "Blue", featuring Kevin Max of DC Talk, which reached number 28 on the Top 30 Christian Rock Billboard chart. In 2011, Manic Drive released Epic, produced by Rob Wells, and toured with Newsboys. Notable achievements include winning Rock Album of the Year for Reset & Rewind in 2008 and Hard Rock/Alternative Album of the Year for Epic in 2012.
