In September 2014, the band released a new track called “Take Back Revolution”. In January 2015, the band announced their intentions to release a new EP in 2015.
Despite the loss of another record label, Yates decided to push forward with the Forty Foot Echo, albeit without any of the original members returning. Schraeder in particular moved on to being the guitarist of The Veer Union to record their debut album Time to Break the Spell . Yates…
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With the members assembled, they began work on recording an album as a band throughout 2002. Along with Moi, the band also worked with producer Jim Wirt, and had the album mixed by Tom Lord-Alge . The final product would be the self-titled Forty Foot Echo , released in 2003.…
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Forty Foot Echo’s origin’s trace back to the breakup of lead singer Murray Yates’s prior band, Templar , which broke up in November 2001. Despite being without a band or a record label , Yates continued to write material by himself. Upon writing enough material, he began work with Canadian…
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