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$150.00

Faded Films - Faded Years

Format: 7"
Label: private FFR 8601
Year: 1986
Origin: Windsor, Ontario, 🇨🇦
Genre: new wave, dark wave
Keyword: 
Value of Original Title: $150.00
Make Inquiry/purchase: email ryder@robertwilliston.com
Release Type: Singles
Websites:  No
Playlist: Ontario, New Wave Post Punk Wave, 1980's

Tracks

Side 1

Track Name
Faded Years
East of the Asylum

Side 2

Track Name
The Top
Jack in the Box

Photos

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Faded Years

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Information/Write-up

Faded Films were a short-lived Canadian five-piece active in the mid-1980s. The band documented their sound on a self-released 7" EP, Faded Years (1986), recorded at Overland Studios in Toronto with engineer Clyde Munt.

The four-song record blended guitar-driven arrangements with bright synthesizers, creating a moody, melodic style that stood apart from mainstream Canadian rock of the time. With its limited pressing and lack of wider distribution, the EP quickly slipped into obscurity, but surviving copies have since become prized by collectors.

The lineup featured Andrew Barlow, Dale Wotte, George Manury, Mike Willson, and Joel Phelps. Beyond Faded Years, no other recordings are known, making this release the band’s lasting contribution to Canada’s independent music history.
-Robert Williston

Andrew Barlow
Dale Wotte
George Manury
Mike Willson
Joel Phelps

Written and arranged by Faded Films
Produced by Faded Films
Recorded at Overland Studios, January–February, 1986
Engineered by Clyde Munt, assisted by Faded Films

Art direction by Mike Willson
Photography by Ross Rawlings

Live sound by Randy Courish
Lighting by Tony Moser
Visuals by Ross Spiegel
Hair and make-up by Stacey Dunn

Special thanks to Clyde Munt, Joe Wickens, Scott Barlow, Michael Stout, Long & McQuade, girlfriends, mums & dads, and everyone who made this record possible

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