Make Do and Mend is an American band from , , , that formed in 2006, who now live in , . They have released 2 EP's on Panic Records, a split with a full length in 2010 on Panic Records and and a full length in 2012 on . While technically members of "The Wave", along with , , , and , the band has since clarified that "The Wave" was merely an inside joke between those bands and does not represent a particular movement or subgenre in hardcore.

History

Formed in in 2006, the band would later relocate to . In 2007, they self-released their EP We're All Just Living (which was later re-released on Panic Records). This release was followed up by another EP entitled Bodies of Water, which was also released on Panic in 2009.

In 2010, after a year of touring with the likes of , , , and they released their debut LP, End Measured Mile, which was met with critical acclaim. The album featured guest vocals by Jordan Dreyer, of fellow Wave band, . The band later signed with to release the album on vinyl. Later in 2011, they released a split 7" with another fellow Wave band, .

They will make their first trip to Australia in September–October 2011 as part of the . They will also embark on the 'Clash Battle Guilt Pride' album release tour with , Fireworks, Balance and Composure and Such Gold.

On November 22, 2011 they released through Paper + Plastick a new EP called . It includes three acoustic versions of songs from their debut album 'End Measured Mile', two original songs and a cover of Touché Amoré.

It was announced in July 2011, that UK-based independent record label, , would release Make Do and Mend's discography on a double LP. It will include the Bodies of Water and We're All Just Living EP's and End Measured Mile.

The band announced they had signed with Rise Records and would be recording a new album in February 2012, titled "Everything You Ever Loved" with an expected release in Summer 2012. The record is being recorded with , who has worked with , , and . In April 2012, the release was set on June 19.

In January 2012, Luke Schwartz joined the band replacing Mike Poulin on bass.

In June 2012, the band released their new album, on Rise Records to critical acclaim