Shirk Circus

Meeting by opportunity within the “Ween” portion of an area Hoboken, NJ record shop was the unintentional begin of what would soon become Shirk Circus. With the initial fall into line of Josh Silverman (acoustic guitar/ vocals), Bob Britton (bass) and Chris Maggio (drums) obtaining collectively in 1991, the purpose was to generate some obnoxious, angst packed pop-punk due to famous brands early Descendants with. After almost a year, a small number of gigs, a six track demo along with a few drummers later on, Frank Lieberum would settle in around the skins before Shirk Circus endured annually very long hiatus. After reconciling in 1993, liberating the four-song EP “Due to You, I Missed the Figure Who Concert” and recruiting Dan Shafer on bass, their initial full-length “Phrases to state” premiered per year later on Club/None Records. Carrying out a few tours of america, Shirk Circus’ follow-up record “March” arrived in 1995.