the good die young. however cliche the oft-used expression is, it undoubtedly applies here. after 1 ep and 2 full-lengths, new york natives envy on the coast have called it quits. i always thought these guys were one of the better bands branded to this specific scene, tittering on the brink of wide-spread commercial success. unfortunately, now we’ll never know. in memorium, i’ve put together 6 of my favorite songs from the group, 3 from each album. get it here
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1 David // Jul 13, 2010 at 7:20 pm
I know you’re one of the few people who are with me on how much of a bummer this is. I ended up being pretty disappointed with most of Lowcountry, but their potential was undeniable. R.I.P.
2 Kenney // Sep 13, 2010 at 8:51 pm
Lowcountry was amazing so shut the hell up. EOTC was one of the best long island bands in the scene. Looking forward to what they produce next as individuals.
3 christa // Oct 16, 2010 at 10:46 pm
I have to say that low country was one of their best albums….they others were good but this one just had amazingness to them. Though I have to say that I saw this coming for there was a lot of tension and differences in where they wanted to go with the band. I loved ryan and dan to death they were huge sweethearts.
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