Fall Children

1. A Norwegian punk rock band that were supposed to put out a demo on cassette, but didn't. The demo was however shared digitally. 2. A Columbia, Missouri "emocore" band. Originally formed in 2001 by Daniel Robideaux on bass and Dan Isaacs on guitar, they picked up drummer Travis Kuebler and vocalist Frank Steinhardt, and the lineup has gone through several changes in the years since. With this lineup, they recorded an self-released EP in 2002 titled "Dumb Supper", and a live EP titled "Into the Temple Black" in 2003. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

1. A Norwegian punk rock band that were supposed to put out a demo on cassette, but didn't. The demo was however shared digitally. 2. A Columbia, Missouri "emocore" band. Originally formed in 2001 by Daniel Robideaux on bass and Dan Isaacs on guitar, they picked up drummer Travis Kuebler and vocalist Frank Steinhardt, and the lineup has gone through several changes in the years since. With this lineup, they recorded an self-released EP in 2002 titled "Dumb Supper", and a live EP titled "Into the Temple Black" in 2003. Frank and Travis left in 2004, and were replaced by drummer Duane Hamacher in the same year and vocalist Eli Gallagher in 2005. They recorded two singles, "Shine" and "Waste", in July of '05, then picked up guitar player Carl Liberty in 2006. They performed several shows in Columbia and Jefferson City over 2005-2006, working with Deuce Productions in Jefferson City. When Duane left the band later that year, Matt Hensley stepped in to pick up drums, and when Dan Robideaux left in 2006, Ian Gallagher took over for bass. A few more shows performed, and in Fall '06, Dan Isaacs and Carl Liberty quit, leaving the band on extended hiatus. Currently, Eli and Ian are writing music and working on material for a new EP/LP, tentatively targeting a release in Fall 2011 or Spring 2012. Once the music is written, they will begin looking for musicians to start performing shows again. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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…shrink me down again