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Brodie had left the band in March, immediately prior to the CD release, to concentrate on [[Spatula Death]], [[Inchworm]], and his studies. His place was taken by [[Chris Fish]], and drummer [[Mark McGeady|Marky Mark]] and was later added. Also in 1993 the Love and Violence track ''Violator'' appeared on the [[Discordia Concors]] CD, and ''Time Is Now'' appears on the [[They came to take us alive]] compilation. "Turn To Me" was re-recorded in 1993 and released as a radio single. The video received a number of plays on television and was directed by Paul Swadel. [[Chris Paki]] (guitar) was added to the band prior to their break-up in 1997. | Brodie had left the band in March, immediately prior to the CD release, to concentrate on [[Spatula Death]], [[Inchworm]], and his studies. His place was taken by [[Chris Fish]], and drummer [[Mark McGeady|Marky Mark]] and was later added. Also in 1993 the Love and Violence track ''Violator'' appeared on the [[Discordia Concors]] CD, and ''Time Is Now'' appears on the [[They came to take us alive]] compilation. "Turn To Me" was re-recorded in 1993 and released as a radio single. The video received a number of plays on television and was directed by Paul Swadel. [[Chris Paki]] (guitar) was added to the band prior to their break-up in 1997. | ||
| − | The band came to a halt in 1997 with a half finished album recorded at [[Zoo Studios]], which closed due to financial difficulties. Only two songs, "Untitled" (included on the [[Contact FM]] compilation [[Green Eggs and Hamilton]]) under the Fallen name, and "Confessional" were ever released, using the Love and Violence name again. "Confessional" won a Waikato Rock Award for Best Recorded Work for Scott and Andrew Newth. The video for "Confessional" was directed by [[Greg Page]] from a concept by Scott Newth. However, the video was deemed to be ' | + | The band came to a halt in 1997 with a half finished album recorded at [[Zoo Studios]], which closed due to financial difficulties. Only two songs, "Untitled" (included on the [[Contact FM]] compilation [[Green Eggs and Hamilton]]) under the Fallen name, and "Confessional" were ever released, using the Love and Violence name again. "Confessional" won a Waikato Rock Award for Best Recorded Work for Scott and Andrew Newth. The video for "Confessional" was directed by [[Greg Page]] from a concept by Scott Newth. However, the video was deemed to be 'two dark for TV' and no station would play it. |
Scott and Andrew Newth had established [[Rumpus Room]] with drummer [[Greg Page]] by this time, working again with Scott Brodie, and later Chris Paki. Scott and Andrew Newth (along with drummer Marky Mark, and guitarists Chis Fish) also went on to form the short-lived [[FALLen]] in 1997. The name change was due to the new direction the music was taking at the time, and the arrival of [[Chris Paki]] on guitar. Chris Fish and Marky Mark also later appeared in [[Department of Corrections]], roughly between 1995 and 1997. | Scott and Andrew Newth had established [[Rumpus Room]] with drummer [[Greg Page]] by this time, working again with Scott Brodie, and later Chris Paki. Scott and Andrew Newth (along with drummer Marky Mark, and guitarists Chis Fish) also went on to form the short-lived [[FALLen]] in 1997. The name change was due to the new direction the music was taking at the time, and the arrival of [[Chris Paki]] on guitar. Chris Fish and Marky Mark also later appeared in [[Department of Corrections]], roughly between 1995 and 1997. | ||
