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Farside was a hardcore punk band formed in Orange County, California in 1989. The group disbanded in 2000. == History == The original members were Michael "Popeye" Vogelsang (vocals, guitar), Robert Haworth (guitar), Josh Stanton (bass) and Robert Beshear (drums). Stanton left the band soon after recording the first demo to join the 411, which featured future Farside guitarist/vocalist Kevin Murphy. Zack de la Rocha briefly played second lead guitar from 1990-1991 and on their second demo, which was part of the ''Scrap'' release. Shortly after, he left to focus on his band Rage Against the Machine. The band recorded "Keep My Soul Awake" followed by the ''Rochambeau'' LP. After "Rochambeau," Haworth left the band to create State of the Nation. Kevin Murphy joined temporarily to complete the band's 1992-1993 European tour and became a permanent member. Starting with ''Rigged'', the band made a decision to take its music in a slightly different direction. ''Rigged'' was recorded by Jim Monroe, who would go on to produce nearly all of Farside's material. The partnership with Monroe led the band to dedicate the final LP's title to Monroe. The production for ''Rigged'' was intended to be louder and thicker than previous Farside material and the songs themselves were more aggressive and less pop-inspired. During the 1990s, tensions arose within Farside because of indecision to pursue the band as a full-time career and disputes over signing to a major label. Farside's sound was a mixture of late 1980s post-hardcore (Dag Nasty, Hüsker Dü and the Descendents are notable influences), 1990s alternative metal (Helmet, Quicksand, etc.) and the power pop sensibilities of the late 1970s (Elvis Costello) the band never found a consistent style. As a result, it is hard to place it one genre. Farside recorded cover versions for various compilation records including straightforward interpretations of D.C.s Embrace and New Jersey power metal band TT Quick. A lounge version of the Misfits "Return of the Fly" and a rare country and western version of "Pretty Vacant" by the Sex Pistols were also recorded. Toward the end of 1999, Chu left the band to focus on his teaching career. He was replaced by Brian Balchack (guitar player of Orange County's Ignite) for shows surrounding the release of ''The Monroe Doctrine'', but due to Balchack's touring schedule with Ignite he couldn't commit to being in the band full-time. Sean Rosenthal (from Orange County metalcore band Adamantium) joined as bassist to complete the band's final tour in 2000 and played on the Sex Pistols recording. The band officially disbanded shortly after returning home. There are no current plans to reunite or play again. Vogelsang later briefly joined Orange County rock band The Aquabats as a touring guitarist in 2005, appearing in their music video for "Fashion Zombies!" and their performance on television program ''Attack of the Show'', though he never recorded with the band. He is currently a member of the band Your Favorite Train Wreck. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Farside (band)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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