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The Future Engine

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    The Future Engine is Dylan Farrell (Vocals), Jonathan Giannetti (Bass), Greg Kubacki (Guitar), Joe Sanci (Drums). These are a few of the songs we wrote and recorded in 2003 including a cover of My Bloody Valentine's Come In Alone which appeared as a hidden track on the CD. I have a couple of more which I'll get to posting one day.
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Pacify (free) 05:14
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reflected in your tears were all those hours of fun
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Cut My Hands (free) 06:57
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...whistling to yourself because everything is fine, just don't look behind you
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Blue Racing Sky (free) 06:45
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A Perfect Day to Start Tomorrow (free) 07:10
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Come in Alone (free) 05:28
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Come in alone You'll love To let go And I'll turn You around...

about

The origin of the band was a song that Greg and I wrote with Tracy Jorg. Over a few sessions, we fleshed it out with a drummer named Mike whose last name I can't recall. He might have been in Tracy's other band A Day for Honey... not sure. Tracy and Mike thought the song was "WLIR"-ish (their words!) and wanted to go in a more hardcore direction. But Greg and I loved the song and the direction we were taking so we got a rehearsal space in the winter of 2002-03 with Darren Tarrulli on drums (he was also the singer for This Years Model but IMO a better drummer than singer. Very creative and rock solid stylistically without a trace of metal or hardcore influences which was hard to find in our circles at that time). We wrote a lot of the music that ended up on the EP and then some during those sessions. After we auditioned about 20 girl singers, I think that's when Darren had enough. It also turned out to be a huge waste of time, because the perfect voice for the band was Dylan who we were friends with already and knew his signing from a band called Drill Press with Larry and Mike from Neck. He was a natural fit on vocals. And he was sitting on a notebook full of inspired lyrics from a breakup the year or so before, so the writing came very fluidly. I cannot recall how we met Joe to play drums, but Joe was a multi-instrumentalist. As good as he was on drums, he could also sing and play guitar. I believe he fronted an shoegazer band doing just that while he was also drumming in The Future Engine. All a lot of very talented guys (and a gal) who were connected to this band.

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released January 1, 2003

All songs written and produced by The Future Engine
Recorded by Keith Moore at Sick Studios, NY
Mixed by The Future Engine and Keith Moore
Mastered by James Cruz at Sony Music, NY
Art and design by Greg Kubacki
Photography by Rich Kern

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The Future Engine is Dylan Farrell (vocals), Jonathan Giannetti (bass), Greg Kubacki (guitar), Joe Sanci (drums). The band started to form in 2002 with Neck members Jonathan and Greg (now in Car Bomb). In 2003, they released their self-titled EP and played their first show at The Courthouse East in Massapequa, Long Island. They cite influences from My Bloody Valentine, Failure and David Bowie. ... more

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