A Message from Sean (the bassist)
The end of last year started to pick up quite nicely with the release of the EP, and the band starting to get back into performing live, expanding the areas of shows and continuing momentum. Now that the new year is under way and the with trying to keep up the momentum, there also comes new ideas, challenges, and changes.
With that said, Circuit Theory and I are parting ways. Now I know what you are saying to yourself, "Who's the bassist? Oh yeah, the quiet one. Who cares he's the easiest one to replace." And you're correct, in this case, I am the easiest to replace, so it shouldn't be very difficult for them to find someone new and most likely better. I will still be making music, whether or not it gets out to the public, is a different story, and this also affords me more time for other interests that have been pushed off. I don't have a MySpace page, so in any odd event that someone wants to contact me and keep up to date with what I'm doing, you're more or less out of luck along those lines. Though, if you look hard enough, you may find me. However, I still do work with Rick, so if you're nice, he might be gracious enough to pass anything along to me. The past couple years have been a fun and exciting experience. I thank everyone for their support and the great people and bands I've met along the way. It means more than you can imagine, thank you.
Sean
As mentioned, Sean Mathes is no longer the bassist of Circuit Theory. We'll still be playing the 3 shows currently scheduled for February 15th, 20th, and 22nd, so we are hopeful you will still come out and support us. We're actively seeking a replacement bassist and look forward to a very speedy recovery back to the scene. We'll be sure to keep you all updated. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us through this website or Myspace. Thank you very much.
