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AboutOriginally from Auburn, AL, Hot Rod Circuit was made up of Andy Jackson
(vocal, rhythm guitar), Casey Prestwood (lead guitar,vocals), Jay Russel
(bass,vocals), and Wes Cross (drums). The band can be compared to other
post-grunge rock bands such as Jawbox and the Get Up Kids. In their
earlier days Hot Rod Circuit was known as Antidote, under which they
released the album Mr. Glenbowski. The album earned the group the award
of Best Unsigned Bands of 1998 by Musician Magazine. Shortly after the
reward, they named themselves Hot Rod Circuit, and with the change in
name came a change in scenery, as the band relocated to Connecticut.
There they released their debut album under their new moniker, If I Knew
Now What I Knew Then. To promote the album the group toured with the
Get Up Kids, Jazz June, and At the Drive In. In spring 2002, Hot Rod Circuit
released Sorry About Tomorrow, their first for Vagrant.
by Johnny Loftus
from: www.allmusic.com
(vocal, rhythm guitar), Casey Prestwood (lead guitar,vocals), Jay Russel
(bass,vocals), and Wes Cross (drums). The band can be compared to other
post-grunge rock bands such as Jawbox and the Get Up Kids. In their
earlier days Hot Rod Circuit was known as Antidote, under which they
released the album Mr. Glenbowski. The album earned the group the award
of Best Unsigned Bands of 1998 by Musician Magazine. Shortly after the
reward, they named themselves Hot Rod Circuit, and with the change in
name came a change in scenery, as the band relocated to Connecticut.
There they released their debut album under their new moniker, If I Knew
Now What I Knew Then. To promote the album the group toured with the
Get Up Kids, Jazz June, and At the Drive In. In spring 2002, Hot Rod Circuit
released Sorry About Tomorrow, their first for Vagrant.
by Johnny Loftus
from: www.allmusic.com
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