The Veer Union

Hard rock and roll quintet the Veer Union shaped in 2004, when vocalist Crispin Earl and guitarist Eric Schraeder found out themselves surviving in adjacent rehearsal studios in downtown East Vancouver. The close friends got previously pursued music in various bands; Earl added tracks to Tommy Lee’s single recording and fronted the music group Everything After, while Schraeder appreciated a brief stint on Hollywood Information with 40 Feet Echo. Selecting themselves looking for a big change, the duo banded jointly and retreated towards the studio room, where they afterwards met business lead guitarist Adam Fiddler and bassist Marc Root base. The Veer Union produced as those two music artists climbed aboard, and the next addition of drummer Neil Beaton allowed the group to tour to get its brash, gravelly-voiced hard rock and roll. An give from Universal Information appeared 2 yrs later, as well as the Veer Union released its debut record, Against the Grain, in Apr 2009. Regardless of the album’s good commercial and graph success, the music group was eventually fell from General. Undeterred, the Veer Union released their second record, the heavier and darker Separate the Blackened Sky, via indie label Rocket Research Projects in the springtime of 2012. Ahead of their next discharge, bassist Marc Root base and guitarist Adam Fiddler both departed, even though former bass technology Winston Wolfe was pegged for touring responsibilities only, the music group chose never to replace Fiddler on electric guitar. Following the discharge of 2013’s Lifestyle Support, Pt. 1 EP, the lineup continuing to shuffle around and by enough time they’d completed their following LP, Schraeder was eliminated as well, departing Earl the only real helmsman. After a three-year break between produces, the Veer Union released their long-awaited third record, 10 years, in early 2016.