1) Split Level were a Christian rock band from Ireland, whose career began in the mid-1980s and stretched into the 2000s. Split Level first began their career in the mid-1980s, playing local Christian gatherings and festivals in Ireland. Their debut recording appeared in 1986, and they began playing events in England soon after; by the end of the decade the group decided to move to England permanently. In 1991 they released View of a World, their first record to be pressed on CD, on German label Pila Records. The full-length Boomerang followed in 1992 to critical acclaim in the Christian music press. The European Christian Booksellers' Journal named Boomerang Album of the Year in 1993. Their 1994 EP Call Me White Call Me Black was first recorded with the intent of selling during their Artists Against Racism tour in Germany, but was later tapped for general release. In 1995, the European Christian Booksellers' Journal gave Split Level its award for Best Christian Rock Band. Their next full-length, glo.bal, was released in both the UK and the U.S. in 1997 on the American label Organic Records. Their 2000 live release was recorded in Ennepetal, Germany at the Christmas Rock Night festival 1998.

2) Split Level was a hard rock band from Concord Massachusetts from 2000 to 2004. The members included Zeke Shore on guitar, Jason Leavitt on drums, Nick Probolas on vocals, Stephanie Ivanov on Bass. Throughout the bands history, including the time under their previous name 'Underage" other members have included Dan Tovrov on bass and Fred Baily and Dan Hankin on guitar. After graduating from high school, the band went their separate ways. Influences included: Korn, Nirvana, Alice In Chains, Tool, and others. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.