The Forecast

The first incarnation of indie rock quartet the Forecast came together in Peoria, IL, in 2001, made up of Dustin Addis (vocals/guitar), Rhys Miller (drums/vocals), Jared Grabb (guitar/vocals), and Marsha Satterfield (bass/vocals). The bandmembers required motivation from both their blue-collar root base and works like Braid, Rainer Maria, as well as the Get Up Children. They debuted on Illinois’ Thinker Idea Information in 2003 using the Proof of Influence EP, made by A.J. Mogis (Shiny Eye, Cursive). Playing displays with famous brands Planes Recognised incorrectly as Superstars, Hey Mercedes, Liars Academy, and Best Fakebook, the Forecast started carving out a name for themselves throughout the Midwest. An early on 2004 divide with Montana’s 1090 Membership appeared next prior to the group underwent a extreme lineup transformation that still left Addis as the just staying member. The Forecast had been soon made entire again, however, using the recruitment of Shannon Uses up (bass/vocals), Matt Webb (electric guitar/vocals), and Tony Peck (drums). The recently minted band came back to the studio room with Mogis to record their Feb 2005 EP, Romantic relationships Ruin Friendships. Putting your signature on that same month to Success Information, the Forecast released their label debut, NIGHT TIME Conversations, 90 days later, produced once again with a.J. Mogis. Very much touring ensued following the album’s discharge, including a functionality at March 2006’s SXSW Celebration. The Forecast following installed with manufacturer John Naclerio (COMPLETELY NEW, My Chemical Love) to record In the Darkness of Two Gunmen, their Southern-tinged sophomore work, which made an appearance in past due May. Spring schedules helping labelmates June implemented prior to the early summer months was spent headlining displays on the highway with Socratic and Mashlin.