The Firebird Band

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The Firebird Band is an indie rock band hailing from Chicago, Illinois. The band was created as a side project by Chris Broach, of Braid notoriety, and his brother Riley Broach in 1996. The band's first endeavor was the 7" titled New York under the name of The Firebird Suite which was released in 1998. The band became a full-time project for Chris Broach following Braid's disbandment in 1999.

The Firebird Band is currently Christopher Broach, Steve Znavor (of Life at Sea), & Mike Marsden (The New Constitution).

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[edit] Previous Members

  • Riley Broach - played on the New York 7" and The Firebird Band Archives.
  • Chris Wilson - played on the New York 7" and The Firebird Project and The Firebird Band Archives.
  • Pablo Gammeri - played on The Firebird Project.
  • Todd Finkel - played drums on tracks 1-11 of the The Setting Sun and Its Satellites.
  • Andy Hawthorne - played on The Drive and played guitar on tracks 2, 8-11 on The Setting Sun and Its Satellites
  • Sebastian Paquet - played on The Drive.
  • Erik Bocek - bass on tracks 2, 8-11 on The Setting Sun and Its Satellites.
  • John Isberg - cowrote, played bass, keyboards, sequencers, and even some backing vocals on The City at Night.
  • Chris Camden - (of Liar's Academy and Cross My Heart) toured with The Firebird Band in 2005.
  • Robert Bock (of Monday's Hero and Of The Opera) toured with The Firebird Band in 2005/2006.

[edit] Other People Involved

  • Rob Kellenberger (of Duvall, Tuesday, and Slapstick) - plays live drums on The City At Night.
  • Chris Common - played live drums on "Wake Up" from The City At Night.
  • Roy Ewing (of Braid and Very Secretary) - played live drums on "The Runway" and "Distance" from The Drive.
  • Aaron Barr - played bass on "The Drive", "The Runaway", and "Distance" from The Drive.
  • Elizabeth Black - vocals on "The Deeper I Go, the Darker It Gets", "Dangerous", and "Can't Stop" from The City At Night.
  • JB and Urban Myth (of Kerbloki) - perform and rhyme on "Wake Up" from The City At Night.
  • Seth Fein* (of Absinthe Blind) - touring drummer summer 2001

[edit] Discography

  • New York (1998 as The Firebird Suite) 7" - Mintaka Conspiracy.
  • Feel Alright (1999 as The Firebird Project) CD EP - Mintaka Conspiracy.
  • The Setting Sun and Its Satellites (2000) CD - Mintaka Conspiracy/Cargo/Headhunter.
  • The Drive (2001) CD EP - Cargo/Headhunter.
  • Archives (2003) CD - Lucid Records.
  • The City at Night (2004) CD - Bifocal Media/Lucid Records.
  • Another Incarnation (2006) Digital Only (download only) - City at Night Records.
  • The Setting Sun and Its Satellites Reissue (2007) Digital Only (download only) - City at Night Records.
  • The Drive EP (2007) Digital Only (download only) - City at Night Records

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