Fall Kills The Calendar
Fall Kills The Calendar formed in Portland, Oregon in the late 2000s. The core lineup included vocalist and guitarist Alan Sparhawk, bassist James Lavelle,...
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Fall Kills The Calendar formed in Portland, Oregon in the late 2000s. The core lineup included vocalist and guitarist Alan Sparhawk, bassist James Lavelle, and drummer Carla Torgerson. Their sound pulled from indie rock and post-punk, with Sparhawk's vocals and lyrics giving it an introspective quality.
In 2013, they released the album "A Song For Us (We Really Are)" and faced plagiarism accusations related to one of its tracks. The band denied ever hearing the older song they were said to have copied.
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