I love GFE. And I was gonna see if I could interview them cause i'm friends with one of the guys on FB.
Meh. oh well.

Ask them what they think about being part of the controversial "post rock" genre.

Originally Posted by cwhit412

I love GFE. And I was gonna see if I could interview them cause i'm friends with one of the guys on FB.
Meh. oh well.

Ask them what they think about being part of the controversial "post rock" genre.

If you submit a few questions, I'll give you credit once the interview gets posted. So feel free to post them if you have any.

Want to elaborate on your last statement?

Originally Posted by Lueda Alia

If you submit a few questions, I'll give you credit once the interview gets posted. So feel free to post them if you have any.

Want to elaborate on your last statement?

For sure.
Basically, I know some bands don't like being known as "post-rock". Are they one of those bands or do they cherish their genre?

Also, how did they decide to start a band without a vocalist. Was it a plan, or did it just come naturally?

Do they think instrumental bands are underappreciated in the music scene nowadays?

here is one...

what is the weirdest thing you have found in CJs beard?

also....

what was it like touring with IREPRESS?

Could you ask whether they will be playing any songs of Loyal and/or Trieste on the European tour?
That would be rad.

I have a few.

Your myspace says the New Jersey leg of their current tour is TBA. Any confimation on a venue to play at? Any chance it's Starland Ballroom?


Also, do you think a very busy touring schedule is vital to getting a band's name out there to as many people as possible?

How was it working with Greg Dunn of Moving Mountains?

I'm also interested in what gear they used to record (Amps, guitars, pedals, etc)

: )