Falling Edge – FE3

Band: Falling Edge
Release: FE3
Year: 2018 (Dec.)
Genre: Prog Rock
Home: Chatham-Kent,
Formed: 2004

Notes: This is the third Falling Edge album.

Members:
Chris Rupert – Guitar, vocals, bass, & keyboards.
Rob Kovar – Drums.

Tracks:
01. Where Should We Go From Here?
02. Experience/Innocence
03. Seventeen
04. I Will Not Comply
05. Gone
06. What Will You Do When You Find Me?
07. Moments of Truth
08. Where Should We Go From Here? (reprise)

Links:
* Website here.
* Facebook here.
* Spotify here.
* Chris Rupert Solo here.

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Continuum

 

Band: Continuum
Year: 2018
Genre: Classic/Prog Rock Cover Band.
Home: Chatham-Kent

Members:
Steve Kubica
Don McLellan
Chris Rupert
Tom St. Pierre
Kevin Tetreault

The band has recently been performing in Chatham at Frendz, Champz & B.O.B’s (Bar Out Back).

Links:
* facebook here.
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Falling Edge 2010

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Band: Falling Edge
Home: Chatham Ontario
Genre: Rock / Progressive Rock
Year: 2010
Formed: 2004
Format: Original music

Members:
Kevin Tetreault – Drums, vocals
Chris Rupert – Guitar, vocals
Jim Walsh – Bass, vocals

Former Members:
Don McClellan – Bass, vocals
Tim Bork – Keyboard, vocals

Visit them online here or here.

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Quadrant band 1975

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Band: Quadrant
Year: 1975
Style: Rock
Home: Chatham Ontario

Members
Steve Fowler – Guitar
Mark Tremblay – Keyboards
Bob Wilson – Bass
Rick Chrysler – Drums

  Quadrant was probably the most popular local band at this time and all that without any vocals. The band was a cast of brilliant musicians in an era where prog rock was coming to be championed.
 The cool story about this band is that they were being scoped out by the same management company as RUSH, who were on the verge of international success, but before anyone knew that Rush would ever achieve it. This music style was still new and the buzz around Quadrant was huge. The only problem with signing the band would be the fact that there is no vocalist. This creates a marketing block for the record labels who don’t know how to sell this creative music.

It is also worth noting that some of the bands original material sounds similar to what Rush would put out on their next record. It is true that Rush could have easily had Quadrant’s demo (passed to them by management) and took some thoughts from it.  It is best to leave that tidbit as a mystery, but the fact is Quadrant was an innovative and talented band from here. S. Beaulieu

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