Exit Verse

Guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Geoff Farina produced a name for himself with Karate, a music group that was dynamic from 1993 to 2005 and grew immensely favored by its unlikely crossbreed of emo rock and roll songwriting and jazzy acoustic guitar flourishes. Farina split up Karate when hearing harm started placing in from over ten years of nonstop noisy performances, opting to try out music in a far more acoustic style both by himself, with music group Glorytellers, and in a duo type along with his friend and modern Chris Brokaw. The forming of Leave Verse in early 2013 proclaimed Farina’s go back to guitar and a louder rock and roll sound, as he became a member of up with drummer Chris Dye and bassist Pete Croke to begin with work on brand-new songs. Leave Verse performed around their house of Chicago and finally completed the essential tracking for the nine-song self-titled record. Farina traveled to Boston, where he enlisted vocal help over the record from Thalia Zedek. The record surfaced in past due 2014, using a sound somewhere within Karate’s tense method of dynamics as well as the even more laid-back impact of classic rock and roll and punk rings like Slim Lizzy as well as the Clash. Dye still left Exit Verse soon after documenting covered up and was changed by drummer John Dugan as the music group tripped on its initial tours. Led with the one “Sleeping in Graceland,” the band’s sophomore established, Offer No Glory, found its way to November 2016.