The Farewell Circuit
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The Farewell Circuit | |
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Origin | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
Genre(s) | Alternative rock |
Years active | 2005–present |
Label(s) | Burst Collective |
Website | / myspace |
Members | |
Geoff Hartnell DJ House Evan McAllister Danny O'Brien |
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Former members | |
Nate Gruber Zach Hartnell |
Contents |
[edit] Bio
The Farewell Circuit[1] is a 4-piece alternative band from Minneapolis, Minnesota.[1]. The members include
- Geoff Hartnell (Drums)
- DJ House (Guitar, Piano, Vibraphone)
- Evan McAllister (Bass, Back-Up Vocals)
- Danny O'Brien (Vocals, Guitar, Piano)
They released a self titled EP in March of 2007 under Milwaukee indie label Burst Records[2]]. The band independently toured the Midwest for July and August and began to attract attention from major label EMI, as well as indie label Brave New World.
[edit] "The Farewell Circuit" EP
Was released on March 27, 2007. 3 songs are available for listen on the bands Myspace[3].
Tracklisting
- Surprise Surprise
- Hold On
- Dreams
- Close Your Eyes
- Ocean's Cry
[edit] New Material
The group has a wealth of new material which they are performing live. They are gathering songs to record for a future full length album. Titles include:
- "The Appliances Have Gone Berserk"
- "Oh The Glory Of It All"
- "Things We Lost In The Fire"
- "What's Right"
- "Write You In"
- "Over Me"
- "If You Go"
- "Pistol Song"
- "So There's Life (Oh, My God)"
Their Myspace describes some of the new material:
“The Appliances Have Gone Berserk”, an excitable, political rave-up, and “If You Go” are a platform for the dual guitar pile-driving bursts and the belligerent and sinister rhythm section to shine. “Over Me” is kicked off with melancholic piano and guitar, churning and chiming in over an electro two-step groove before diffusing into a euphoric coda. The simple “Things We Lost in the Fire”, a commentary on unconditional love taken to dangerous levels, places delicate acoustic guitars on top of a wheezing, injured organ before releasing into a piano laden outro."