Jason Farrell Discography of CDs

Retisonic: Jason Farrell (guitar); Jim Kimball (bass guitar); Joe Gorelick (background vocals).

Bluetip's singer/guitarist Jason Farrell doesn't think very highly of himself, because a lot of his songs, like "I Even Drive Like a Jerk," are self-critical jabs at his own character, while others are about drinking, fighting, and creepy bar patrons. Though, almost all of the subject matter on ...

Jason Farrell CD discography From the chiming, shimmery guitar riff that opens the album to the slo-burn build of the final track, it has become evident that Bluetip has evolved into one of Washington, D.C.'s best and brightest bands. Over the course of two albums for Dischord, Bluetip has successively ratcheted up ...

1st Time On CD;1989 DC Band Feat.Members Of Ignition,Swiz+ Personnel: Jason Farrell (guitar); Alex Daniels (drums). Recording information: Inner Ear Studio (08/1989). Photographer: Jeff Nelson. Fury: Chris Thomson (vocals); Jason Farrell (guitar); Shawn Brown (bass); Alex Daniels (drums). Fury: Chris Thomson (vocals); Shawn Brown (bass instrument); Alex Daniels (drums); Jason Farrell.

After singer Shawn Brown was unceremoniously fired from the Washington, D.C. emocore band Dag Nasty, he teamed up with guitarist Jason Farrell, bassist Nathan Larson, and drummer Alex Daniels to form Swiz. 1992 debut on Jade Tree. Recording information: Inner Ear Studios (10/1987-05/1990). Photographers: Bee Valdez; Theresa; Andy Meissener; Amanda ...

Bluetip's curtain call is entitled Post Mortem Anthem and features five songs from comps and whatnot and five previously unreleased songs. The amazing thing with this release is how much the material sounds like a band who really could've made it big. The production is tight and the ...

Washington, D.C.'s Bluetip fits nicely within the glove of their hometown's hardcore reputation, and they seem right at home on the famed Dischord label. Under the direction of producer and Fugazi alum Ian MacKaye, they turn out a powerful and punchy set of punk rock on their first album, ...

Recording information: New York, NY (09/1996). Photographer: Michelle C. Roberts. Sweetbelly Freakdown: Shawn Brown (vocals); Jason Farrell (guitar); Dave Stern (bass); Alex Daniels (drums). Personnel: Shawn Brown (vocals); Jason Farrell (guitar); Alex Daniels (drums). D.C. Punk

Recorded as a duo, Lean Beat finds former Bluetip guitarist/vocalist Jason Farrell and ex-Garden Variety drummer Joe Gorelick coming together as Retisonic to embrace the modus operandi outlined in this EP's title. And the disc -- produced by J. Robbins (Dismemberment Plan, Jets to Brazil, Jimmy Eat World) -- is indeed musically fat free. Just check the basic, brute force of "Caught in the Light" which blows the door wide open for the Jawbreaker-inspired hookery of "Malaligned." An aggressive, love-on-the-rocks rocker like "Take Your Gun and Hide" is as likable as it is disturbing, with lines about physical abuse and dysfunctional amour, but Farrell's six tunes are top-notch, inclusive of "First Night of a Year-Long Mistake," which starts out with tender, acoustic touches and transforms into a muscular ode to regret. ~ John D. Luerssen Recorded at Inner Ear Studios, Arlington, Virginia. Retisonic: Jason Farrell (vocals, guitar, bass); Joe Gorelick (drums, percussion, background vocals).

Photographers: Amy V. Cooper; Justin Borucki; Jason Farrell. Retisonic: Jason Farrell (vocals, guitar); Jim Kimball (bass); Joe Gorelick (drums, background vocals). Personnel: ...