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The Working Title formed in 2001, with three-fourths of the group having
attended high school together in Charleston, South Carolina USA. Lead
singer Joel Hamilton, guitarist Adam Pavao, bassist Chris Ginn and drummer
Ross Taylor had each logged time in other outfits, but it wasn't until
they started playing with one another that things clicked.
Within six months of forming, the Alternative-Rock band cut its first
independent release, the now out-of-print "Sincerely"; written
on an acoustic guitar and flushed out on a 4-track, the band moved a few
thousand copies of the disc at shows in and around Charleston. Not long
after, they were signed to Cause For Alarm, an imprint of Universal Records
and entered into the studio in 2003 to track the 7-song set "Everyone
Here Is Wrong".
Intent on perfecting its sounds with more time on the road, the group
has spent the better part of two years harvesting a fan base up and down
the East Coast and across the country. They've performed on the Vans Warped
Tour, as well as appeared on bills with the likes of Mae,
Switchfoot and Our
Lady Peace.
The Working Title released their first full-length album, "About-Face",
in July 2006; it includes the single "The Mary Getaway (I Lost Everything)".
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