Bear vs Shark "Terrorhawk" LP Friction/Equal Vision Records (US)

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Track Listing:

A1 Catamaran Written-By – , 2:54 A2 5, 6 Kids 3:48 A3 Six Bar Phrase Hey Hey 0:28 A4 The Great Dinosaurs With Fifties Section 3:09 A5 Baraga Embankment 3:12 A6 Entrance Of The Elected 3:06 A7 Seven Stop Hold Restart 2:42 A8 What A Horrible Night For A Curse 3:51 B1 Out Loud Hey Hey 1:37 B2 India Foot 0:25 B3 Antwan 2:45 B4 I Fucked Your Dad 3:31 B5 Heard Ironbug, "They're Coming To Town." 2:39 B6 Song About Old Rollercoaster Written-By – , 6:00 B7 Rich People Say Fuck Yeah Hey Hey 3:45

Bear vs. Shark was an American band from , . They were founded in 2001 and disbanded in 2005 after releasing one EP and two full-length studio albums while signed to .

Formation

The members of the group have known each other all their lives with some members forming friendships as early as pre-school. The band actually formed during their college years when the members were playing in separate projects. The group's original drummer Brandon Moss left the group and was replaced by Ashley Horak. The group has cited and as well as , , and as influences to the group's sound.

The group initially sent a demo to and a representative from the label flew out immediately to sign the group. Since the release of the band has toured the extensively headlining & opening for other major acts such as . The group quickly gained attention from fans and fellow musicians as well. The group is also known for their high-energy stage show most notably by Marc Paffi, who is known to move around the stage frantically during performances. Most of the band members also switched playing instruments during their sets, which was a regular occasion. Though it has been circulated that the band's name comes from the shape of , Gaviglio has said in an interview that they believed it was "super badass and sounded interesting."

Break-up

On December 21, 2005 the band posted on their website that they decided to call it quits. Although the band didn't cite any specific reason for the breakup John Gaviglio was featured in the December issue of where he did an piece on the hardships of touring extensively. The band has also been very vocal that they didn't like their touring conditions.

Post Bear vs. Shark

The band contributed a track called "Victoria Iceberg" to the .

Mike Muldoon and John Gaviglio together with help of Mark Maynard have started a new band project called Cannons, centralized in Brooklyn.

and were released on vinyl by Friction Records, with Right Now, You're in the Best of Hands included two previously unreleased tracks, California Hot Seat (originally heard on the () and June 7. Also, a special picture disc version of Terrorhawk was released, with artwork by Jeff VandenBerg.

Marc Paffi recorded vocals for the song 1999 on the band release Conquistador on .

Marc Paffi, Mike Muldoon, and Brandon Moss have started a new band together called Champions of History.

Brandon Moss is also a member of the band Bars of Gold And . In addition to Wildcatting, Brandon Moss also plays horns in Don't Stand So Close To Me, a jazz/fusion ensemble that mixes solid hits from .

John Gaviglio currently plays in Matthew Dear's Big Hands

Marc Paffi is also lead singer of

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