About
Crop Circle
since circa 2002
Formed in 2002, Crop Circle was blessed with early success. Before setting foot on stage the band had a surprise runaway hit with Mexican Cockfight. From there the band hit the road touring western Canada several times from Victoria to Winnipeg. Some of the highlights included performing with ZZ Top at The Bluff in Kelowna, playing Calgary Stampede with Bif Naked and 3 trips to Edmonton within a 3-week period. In that time Crop Circle produced 2 demo EPs and sold over 1,000 copies right off the stage. The band used those hard miles and experience on the road to write songs and develop their sound. Next up Crop Circle entered into the studio with producer Todd Kerns to record their debut album “Come Inside.” The band wanted to cut it old school so the complete record was recorded and mixed to tape in just 2 weeks. The CD hits stores in April 2008.Crop Circle is comprised of a bunch of guys who grew up together in Mission, a small mill town outside of Vancouver. They all played in their first bands together in high school, so their roots run deep. In fact, the band still rehearses in an old barn out in the Valley. Crop Circle is all about friends uncompromisingly playing the music they love and having a great time doing it! Sean McCormick (vocals), Brian Garbet (guitar), Nathan Zadworny (bass) & Ben Darbey (drums). The secret is out - a long sought after mystery has been revealed. The answers to the world’s crop circle phenomenon lie here on Canada’s west coast!
www.cropcircle.ca
www.myspace.com/cropcircleband
Broken Up
Past Events
The Media Club
08
May
2008
20:30
29
Sep
2007
21:00
02
May
2007
20:00 23:00
10
Feb
2007
21:00 01:00
13
May
2005
20:00 02:00
13
Nov
2004
19:00 22:00
24
Sep
2004
16:00 23:00
14
Aug
2004
Band Photos
Last Lineup
Band Articles
CROP CIRCLE: Maintaining the Mystery
Crop Circle may have taken their name from the controversial 70’s phenomenon, but they have also managed to contribute to a more recent enigma: the earworm. Traditionally, this little beastie takes the form of a trite pop song (think Ms. ...
Published by:
The Skinny Magazine
Author: Edward Dinsley