Great name for a band
FALSE Station
The story
FALSE Station is a band whose roots can be traced back to the vibrant music scene of Austin, Texas in 2011. It was a chance meeting between lead vocalist, Steve "Razor" Razinski, and guitarist, Mick "Shreds" Donovan in a sweaty, overflowing bar that sparked the idea of FALSE Station. The duo soon roped in bassist, Tasha "Bassface" Cohen, and drummer, Freddy "Thundersticks" Thompson. Their desire to break free from the monotonous rhythms of their day jobs and to express their unique musical perspectives led to the creation of their unique sound.
The band's journey began by playing in local bars and underground gigs, grinding their way up to bigger stages. The road was tough and filled with obstacles, but their determination to share their music with the world never wavered. They have, over the years, transformed from being just another local band to a much-loved national sensation, with their tracks hitting the top of the charts and their concerts selling out.
Midnight Carousel
Verse 1 Am (C) D (G) Down the empty city streets, under the moon's cold heat Am (C) D (G) We dance to the rhythm of the heart's deceit Chorus Am (C) D (G) Riding on a Midnight Carousel, spinning tales we dare not tell Am (C) D (G) Lost in a dream, under love's wicked spell Verse 2 Am (C) D (G) The neon lights flicker, as our shadows grow thicker Am (C) D (G) In the silence of the night, our pulses quicken Chorus Am (C) D (G) On this Midnight Carousel, in a story we're afraid to tell Am (C) D (G) Caught in the madness, where only the brave dare dwell
Biggest fan
Name: Jenny Lancaster
"FALSE Station is more than just a band to me; it's a life-altering experience. Their music has seen me through some of the toughest times in my life. When I felt lost, their lyrics guided me. When I felt alone, their harmonies were my companion. Razor's soulful voice, Mick's electrifying guitar, Bassface's groovy bass, and Thunderstick's heart-pounding beats create an intoxicating blend that I can't resist. They're not just my favorite band, they're my lifeline."