24 Gone

Hailing from Vancouver, Uk Columbia, Canada, the guitar-driven noises of 24 Eliminated was short-lived, regardless of the jobs of music counterparts just like the Grapes of Wrath, 54-40, and Moev long lasting a lot longer. But like their cohorts, 24 Eliminated developed a lush and shimmering assortment of paths, something under no circumstances totally attaining mainstream hype however indie recognition. Made up of frontman Brian McCarrick, bassist Glen Murray, guitarist Zeljko Karlica, and drummer Brad MacGiveron, 24 Eliminated just released one recording, entitled The Spin. Made by Dave “The Rave” Ogilvie (Nine In . Nails, Skinny Pup, Marilyn Manson), The Spin was issued in 1990 around the Onslot/Oceana label, but quickly the label went bankrupt and everything master recordings from the Spin were dropped in the shuffle. Ultimately the album went of print as well as the music group itself vanished. McGiveron, Murray, Dave Genn (acoustic guitar), Pat Sproule (acoustic guitar), and McCarrick continued to create Deaf Browse Kiss, that was later on shortened to DSK, immediately after 24 Gone’s demise. Bassist High Priske became a member of in 1994, but later on he and Genn continued to play using the Matthew Great Band rather. In 2003, a lot more than ten years following the Spin was originally documented, the recording was finally reissued by upstart indie THE VERY FIRST TIME, who included three previously unreleased songs inside a repackaged edition that also presented new cover artwork. 24 Eliminated planned a summer time tour to get the reissue.