Finding Joy Through Sorrow, by Eviction

Finding Joy Through Sorrow

by Eviction

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	1.	Said the Shotgun 03:42
	2.	Fly Away 03:01
	3.	Sticks and Stones 03:21
	4.	Ryland St. 03:17
	5.	Say Ah 04:48
	6.	Seattle 03:36
	7.	Lowest Point 06:28

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In March of 2011, Shane and Austin were tired of being in the best ska band in Reno (Don’t Panic), so they decided to embark on a journey and start Eviction. They spent a few months trying to find themselves- hell, they even had a TROMBONE player for one practice. Eventually they realized they were pissed off and added an overdrive pedal. After they played with Andrew Jackson Jihad, they found a solid drummer in the form of Jacob. He hooked them up with some legit recording gear, and they recorded their debut CD EP “Finding Joy Through Sorrow” in Austin’s grandma’s living room over the winter of 2011/2012.

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released February 14, 2012

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