Their breakup was announced in a Punknews article, published October 23, 2007. The band’s former label, Deathwish Inc. went on to confirm this announcement by posting that Some Girls had “called it a day.” From Deathwish Inc.’s official website:
In January 2006, Some Girls released their first studio album, Heaven’s Pregnant Teens , through Epitaph Records . With this record, the band wanted to “depart from traditional chord changes and time signatures and create something that doesn’t fit into an easily consumable format”.
In 2004 the band went on two tours the first being through the East Coast and the second being through the West Coast. Shortly after the East Coast tour, Sprague parted ways with the band to concentrate on his work with Tristeza and was replaced by guitarist Chuck Rowell. The…
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After being impressed by the band’s demos, Deathwish Inc offered to put out the band’s first 7-inch, The Rains after some remixing and remastering. After the release the band wanted to play live shows, however the band did not yet have a bass player. The band’s original idea was to…
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Some Girls began in early 2002 when singer Wesley Eisold and guitarist Rob Moran spoke of putting together a hardcore band that would “fuck people up.” The very next day, drummer Sal Gallegos was called in to assist Eisold and Moran and, within a few hours, the first Some Girls…
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