Spitalfield

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Spitalfield

Origin DuPage County, Illinois, USA
Years active 1998–present
Genres Rock, pop punk
Labels Victory Records
Members Mark Rose
Jeff Meilander
T.J. Milici
J.D. Romero
This article is about the musical group. For the location in London, England, see Spitalfields.

Spitalfield is a rock band, based in Chicagoland and signed to the Victory Records label.

Formed in 1998 Spitalfield caught the attention of Victory Records with their 2002 "The Cloak And Dagger Club EP" and a year later released fan-favorite "Remember Right Now". The bands name comes from what members describe as a village where Jack the Ripper came from. The name for this location is actually Spitalfields, and is a section of London's East End.

Contents

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

[edit] EPs

  • Capture the Moment (1998)
  • Don't Worry About It Loves Spitalfield (2000, 12" split record with Don't Worry About It)
  • The Cloak & Dagger Club EP (2002)

[edit] Singles

  • "I Loved the Way She Said 'L.A.'"
  • "Those Days You Felt Alive"
  • "Gold Dust Vs. the State of Illinois"
  • "Secrets in Mirrors"

[edit] Non-album tracks

  • "It's Cold Out There" – released on A Santa Cause 2: It's a Punk Rock Christmas (2006)

[edit] Members

[edit] Former members

  • Blake Croson - guitar (1998-1999)
  • Scott Morrow - guitar (1999-2001)
  • Terry Hahin - bass (1998-2002)
  • T.J. Minich - bass, vocals (2002-2005)
  • Dan Lowder - guitar, vocals (2001-2006)

[edit] Interesting Facts

  • In 2001, three members of Spitalfield -- Rose, Romero, and Lowder -- recorded numerous tracks written by Chicago-area songwriter Matt Bourjaily. They recorded with Bourjaily under the band name Pede Claudo. Six tracks were compiled into an EP entitled "Fracture" and distributed in a limited release.
  • The Pede Claudo EP "Fracture" was engineered by former Spitalfield band member Blake Croson.

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