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Ebullition: noun 1) a sudden violent outburst or display   2) the act, process, or state of boiling or bubbling up   Ebullient: adjective 1) boiling, agitated   2) characterized by ebullience   Ebullience: noun 1) the quality of lively or enthusiastic expression of thoughts or feelings

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Bread And Circuits - LP or CD


Ebullition #42

Available on CD

LP version SOLD OUT!

When Torches To Rome broke up Mike Kirsch (from Fuel, John Henry West, Navio Forge, Sawhorse, Torches To Rome, Sixteen Bullets, etc...) joined forces with Jose Palafox (from Struggle and the Swing Kids), Mag (from Yaphet Kotto), and Chuck Shackelford (from Q Factor) to put together Bread And Circuits. These 8 songs take off where Torches To Rome ended with a sound that is similar, but even more developed. Explosive and high energy hardcore as well done as you would expect considering the people involved. Melodic, powerful and extremely sincere. Both formats come with a full color cover and a three color, 20 page booklet.

There were around 316 pressed on orange vinyl.

Sadly, Bread And Circuits has broken up. They recorded a few additional songs that appeared on the Bread And Circuits/Former Members of Alfonsin split LP.

Mike Kirsch now plays in Please Inform The Captain This Is A Hijack.

This LP will be sold out soon. There are only 100+ copies left now and they will be gone sooner than later.

Bread & Circuits: e-mail

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Torches To Rome - 12"


Ebullition #38

SOLD OUT!

Was available on LP

Mike Kirsch started Torches To Rome with the help of Steve Chamberlain, and Aaron Schlive. Mike was once again on guitar and vocals, Steve played bass and sang, and Aaron was on drums. Aaron had formerly been drumming for Portraits of Past, and his style was hard and loud. The Torches To Rome sound was powerful and aggressive hardcore that always maintained a fantastic sense of groove and melody with impassioned singing. This sound was certainly a combination of all three members, but it was also distinctly related to Kirsch's past endeavors with Sawhorse, Fuel, Sixteen Bullets, Navio Forge, and even John Henry West. An excellent record.

There were 107 pressed on red vinyl.

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Fuel - Monuments To Excess LP


Ebullition #23

SOLD OUT!

Was available on LP

Fuel asked Ebullition to repress their LP after Cargo Records stopped pressing the original version. Fuel was heavily influenced by Fugazi, and anyone familiar with the early Fugazi records will readily see that influence. Melodic and powerful. Still a wonderful record today.

Fuel featured Mike Kirsch on guitar/vocals, Aaron Arroyo on drums, Jim Allison on guitar/vocals, and Jeff Stofan on drums.

The Fuel discography CD was originally available on Allied Recordings. It has been repressed by Broken Rekids.

The LP version will no longer be available. We made 3,000 copies and now that they are sold out it will not be repressed.

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Sawhorse - 7"


Ebullition #7

Available on 7"

Sawhorse and Fuel were both around at the same time. Fuel was more melodic and very much influenced by Fugazi, while Sawhorse was much harder with a solid Swiz influence. Very powerful and melodic, and with a heavy dose of energy that was inspired by the mid to late '80s Washington D.C. Dischord sound.

Sawhorse featured Mike Kirsch on guitar, Skot Meyer on vocals, Josh baker on guitar, Bill Schnider on bass, and Scott Pelkey on drums.

Sawhorse also had a 7" on Lookout! Records under the name Skinflutes. They originally started out as the Skinflutes, but they changed their name to Sawhorse by the time the Ebullition 7" was released.

Sawhorse were featured on the Give Me Back comp LP.