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Finch Announce First Live Shows in 10 Years
Finch have announced some What It is To Burn anniversary shows.
Read More “Finch Announce First Live Shows in 10 Years”Finch’s EP Coming to Vinyl
Finch’s debut EP will be released on vinyl this Friday.
Read More “Finch’s EP Coming to Vinyl”Nate Barcalow’s New Band Launches PledgeMusic
Nate Barcalow’s (formerly of Finch) new band, Private Lives, have launched a PledgeMusic campaign.
Nate Barcalow Discusses Finch Break-Up
Nate Barcalow, formerly of Finch, did a video interview with Bridge the Atlantic about the band’s break-up.
Other Finch Members Release Statement About Band
The other members of Finch have posted a response to frontman Nate Barcalow’s post yesterday about the band breaking up. You can read that below. So, now everybody’s been thrown under the bus and a bunch of demos are uploaded on YouTube.
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Finch Call it Quits
Speak The Truth Even If Your Voice Shakes – “Crash My Car”
Speak The Truth Even If Your Voice Shakes have released their debut single “Crash My Car.”
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Senses Fail/Finch Collaboration Do Some Teasing
Senses Fail’s Facebook page has posted up a little preview of the new project Buddy and members of Finch are working on called Speak The Truth Even If Your Voice Shakes.
Randy Strohmeyer and Jamison Covington Form Haunted Houses
Randy Strohmeyer (Finch) and Jamison Covington (Jamisonparker) have started the new band Haunted Houses. Their first single “Looking Backwards” is streaming on Facebook.
Buddy Nielsen Starts New Project With Finch Members
Buddy Nielsen of Senses Fail is singing in a new band with members of Finch, called Speak the Truth, that apparently sounds like “2002.”
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Finch Live at Endfest (Throwback Thursday)
For this week’s “Throwback Thursday” gallery I wanted to go back into the archives to see what I had stored on film. That’s when I found an old box of photos from Finch playing at Endfest on June 22nd, 2002. I’d been looking for this box for a very long time. It’s insane to think that it has been 5,053 days, or 13 years and 10 months, since these images were captured. But what’s even more crazy to me is that it was a short three months after What it is to Burn was released. Finch were just becoming the it band of the moment and I still remember the day I first heard that album. You can find the gallery below and I hope these bring back some memories of the days when Drive-Thru Records ruled the world.
Interview: Randy Strohmeyer of Finch
Guitarist Randy Strohmeyer talks about reuniting for Finch’s first album in over nine years, why he doesn’t like What It Is to Burn being referred to as nostalgic, and how the band always tries to keep things mysterious and tongue in cheek.
No More Finch
Finch are calling it a day.
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Just when I thought you couldn’t get any dumber, you go and do something like this… and totally redeem yourself!
Harry Dunne
When you saw the link to my Finch review, you probably thought to yourself, “oh, Drew will probably talk about how Say Hello To Sunshine alienated so many fans and in some way was a cause to the band initially breaking up, blah, blah, blah.” But I will do no such thing, instead I fooled you with a Dumb and Dumber quote! Just like that adventure Harry Dunne and Lloyd Christmas made cross-country to return that briefcase (Samsonite! I was way off! I knew it started with an S, though.), Finch’s journey has been one of up’s and down’s. But the California quintet (Hmmm, California! Beautiful!) have fought through all their adversity to release the best Finch material to date.
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