The Exit Radio

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The Exit Radio
Origin	Orlando, Florida
Genre(s)	Alternative Rock, Indie Rock
Years active	2003 – 2007
Label(s)	One Eleven Records
Website	www.mashlin.com
Members
Aaron Harvey Joe Knipp Glen Wilson Jason Burrows
Former members
Omar Surillo

The Exit Radio was an alternative rock band signed with One Eleven Records. Introduced by Rory to Brad Fischetti, owner of One Eleven Records in 2004, they were quickly accepted into the label. Over the past years their name was called Mashlin, until 2007 when they changed their name to The Exit Radio. In 2006 they released their debut music video, The Shore. The song appeared on the NHL 07 soundtrack. They have shared the stage with acts including Muse, Circa Survive, Waking Ashland, and many other artists. [1]

An editor at Absolutepunk.net called them to be Melodic musical magicians designing a uniquely captivating sound.[2] In September 2007, The Exit Radio released a post on MySpace under their old name Mashlin (meaning "the machine" in Greek) stating that they have officially broken up and will be releasing songs that they have written and recorded themselves over the previous year.

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[edit] Albums

Title	Release Date	Label	Download
The Process of Automation	2003	Independant release
Pushing Through the Seasons	2005	One Eleven Records
Alive at Sunrise	September 11, 2007	One Eleven Records
Through the Clouds and Home	2007	Free independant release	Available for Download