Days Away
| Company type | Indie rock band |
|---|---|
| Industry | Music |
| Founded | 1998 |
| Headquarters | Langhorne, Pennsylvania , United States |
| Products | Music albums, EPs |
Days Away was a United States-based indie rock group originating from Langhorne, Pennsylvania, established in 1998.
Biography
The band Days Away came together in 1998, featuring Keith Goodwin on vocals and guitar, Matt Austin handling guitar duties, Matt Haines on drums, and Chris Frangicetto playing bass. After relocating to California, they secured a contract with We the People Records and released their EP The Feel Of It in 2002. In 2003, Tim Arnold joined the lineup as a keyboardist before transitioning to drums for the L.S.D. EP. Bryan Gulla later became the keyboard player. Their extensive touring and growing online presence resulted in a contract with Fueled by Ramen, through which they launched their first full-length album, Mapping An Invisible World, in May 2005. The band ended their association with Fueled by Ramen in December 2006 but intended to produce new music. Days Away ultimately disbanded in early 2008; following this, Goodwin and Arnold formed the group Good Old War alongside Daniel Schwartz.
Keith Goodwin also provided guest vocals on tracks for The Starting Line and The Sound of Animals Fighting. Additionally, bassist Chris Frangicetto is the sibling of Colin Frangicetto from Circa Survive.
Band members
- Current members
- Tim Arnold – Drums
- Chris Frangicetto – Bass
- Keith Goodwin – Vocals/Guitar
- Bryan Gulla – Keyboards
- Jake Weiss – Guitar
- Former members
- Matt Haines – Drums
- Greg Itzen – Rhythm Guitar
- Matt Austin – Lead Guitar
- Matt Robnett – Rhythm Guitar
Discography
- The Feel of It EP (2002)
- L.S.D.E.P. (2003)
- E.S.P.E.P. (2005)
- Mapping an Invisible World (2005)
- Ear Candy for the Headphone Trippers (2007)
Other songs
- "To Ramona" from Listen to Bob Dylan: A Tribute
- "Honesty"