Aidan Cross
Singer / Songwriter
L-R: Tim Lee, Stephen Sarsen, Aidan Cross, Stuart Quinn-Harvie. Photo credit: Unknown
Biography
The Bacillus formed in late 2008 and debuted on the live circuit the following year. The band name was taken from a painting titled "The Bacillus Of Mass Infantilism" by Samuel Tolfree (1967-2003), who also inspired several of their songs. They self-released the album "I Can't Adapt To This Prison You Call Society", produced by Christophe Bride, in 2011 before going their separate ways. The album was later reissued by German Shepherd Records in 2014.
members
Aidan Cross - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Tim Lee - Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals
Stuart Quinn-Harvie - Drums, Percussion
Stephen Sarsen - Bass, Backing Vocals
releases
Digital Album - "I Can't Adapt To This Prison You Call Society"
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Release Date: September 2011 (self-release)
Reissue Date: September 2014 (on German Shepherd Records)
Performers:
Aidan Cross (Vocals/Rhythm Guitar)
Tim Lee (Lead Guitar/Backing Vocals)
Stuart Quinn-Harvie (Drums/Percussion)
Stephen Sarsen (Bass/Backing Vocals)
Songwriting Credits: Cross/Lee/Quinn-Harvie/Sarsen
Produced by: Christophe Bride
Recorded at: Bexley Chambers, Salford
Artwork: Jonathan Keappock
Tracklisting:
1. The Silent Runner
2. Wait
3. Platform 14
4. See It Coming
5. When Strangers Step In The Bar
6. Dark Side
7. North Sea Song
8. Transatlantic Confusion
9. The Power Of Fear
10. I Can't Adapt To This Prison You Call Society
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Stream "I Can't Adapt To This Prison You Call Society" on Spotify
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