Showing posts with label breakup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breakup. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Kite Flying Society Calls It Quits

Repost from Dustin:

KFS Amicably Breaking Up :(
Body: Hey Friends -

Just wanted to give you a heads up on the status of Kite Flying Society -- we are now just friends instead of bandmates. There are a number of reasons why this is happening; however, it is mainly because two of our members are moving away from San Diego -- Derek to San Francisco and John to Shanghai! This seemed like a good time for all of us to pursue other things, musical and otherwise.

Regarding The Aviary (for which we have about 9 tracks finished) -- I believe we are going to be putting those up as free downloads on our myspace page very soon. We might do something Radiohead-esque and put our PayPal link below the tracks, letting you decide how much or how little you think we deserve for our efforts.

As for my personal musical future, I am taking 3-4 of my favorite, unpublished tracks from The Aviary recordings and combining them with a number of new songs to begin my next music project. I have all kinds of stuff written from this past year that I want to release. I am very excited about this and I will release tracks and details regarding the new project very soon.

Finally, I wanted to thank you all for the love, support, comments, wishes, and letters -- you have truly made our efforts rewarding. I wish you all the best.

love,
Dustin

Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Another Breakup: A Weeks Worth

boo. We hardly knew ye. I personally thought their CD was excellent...

This is from A Week's Worth:

Fans,

I regret to say that last week the band has come to an end. It was a combination of availability and dissimilar musical directions. We want to thank everyone that has supported us over the past two years. Buying CDs, coming out to our shows, and assisting us with promotion we truly thank you. San Diego has been a wonderful city to perform in and we truly respect all the great people that support this talented music scene.

Farewell,
Erik
-a weeks worth