Far-Less

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Far-Less
Far-Less in 2007
Far-Less in 2007
Background information
Origin Blacksburg/Marion/Pulaski, Virginia, USA Flag of the United States
Genre(s) Post-Hardcore
Indie Rock
Alternative Rock
Years active 2001present
Label(s) Tooth & Nail Records
Members
Brandon Welch
Jordan Powers
Mark Karsten
Joseph Powers
Todd Turner
Elizabeth Pina
Former members
Ray Felts
Jacob Murray

Far-Less is a post-hardcore band from Marion, Virginia. They are signed to Tooth & Nail Records and have recently performed at the SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas. Their second full-length album, Everyone Is Out to Get Us was released February of 2006.

Their newest album, A Toast to Bad Taste, which they began recording in April of 2007 with producer Mike Green, was released on October 23rd, 2007.

Contents

  • Brandon Welch - lead vocals
  • Jordan Powers - lead guitar, vocals
  • Mark Karsten - guitar
  • Joseph Powers - bass guitar
  • Todd Turner - drums
  • Elizabeth "Bitsy" Pina - keyboard

  • Ray Felts - drums (2001-2006)
  • Jacob Murray - guitar (2001-2002)

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