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“THE SUN SHINES ON THE BREAK OF NEW DAY”
It was the summer of 2004 when Bill and Joe, members of an already established Chicago band, had been discussing the idea of tying to find a way to bring fresh blood to the their music as they were growing frustrated with the path the band was taking. Bill’s suggestion was to add friend and former band mate Raphael to the picture. After a few discussions with the members of the band and a few “trial rehearsals” the decision was made that Raphael was exactly what the band needed and in the fall of 2004 he was asked to join the band. The newly formed group set their focus on tweaking their sound and writing new material.
It was during this time that the three future members of Outgrowth unconsciously found themselves moving in a different direction than the rest of the band. After rehearsals, the three were staying behind to write new material. The music they were writing was clearly different then what they had been currently playing. After several failed attempts to incorporate this new material into the existing band, Joe had decided it was time for him to leave. With no bass player in the band, the rhythm section was pretty much dead and Bill followed suit shortly after.
It was the summer of 2004 when Bill and Joe, members of an already established Chicago band, had been discussing the idea of tying to find a way to bring fresh blood to the their music as they were growing frustrated with the path the band was taking. Bill’s suggestion was to add friend and former band mate Raphael to the picture. After a few discussions with the members of the band and a few “trial rehearsals” the decision was made that Raphael was exactly what the band needed and in the fall of 2004 he was asked to join the band. The newly formed group set their focus on tweaking their sound and writing new material.
It was during this time that the three future members of Outgrowth unconsciously found themselves moving in a different direction than the rest of the band. After rehearsals, the three were staying behind to write new material. The music they were writing was clearly different then what they had been currently playing. After several failed attempts to incorporate this new material into the existing band, Joe had decided it was time for him to leave. With no bass player in the band, the rhythm section was pretty much dead and Bill followed suit shortly after.
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