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| origin = Brisbane, QLD | | origin = Brisbane, QLD | ||
| genre = Alternative, progressive metal, Nu-metal, hard rock | | genre = Alternative, progressive metal, Nu-metal, hard rock | ||
| years_active = 1999 - present | | years_active = 1999 - 2014, 2016 - present | ||
| label = Roadshow, Modern Music | | label = Roadshow, Modern Music | ||
| associated_acts = [[Thousand Needles in Red]], The Given Things, Like Thieves | | associated_acts = [[Thousand Needles in Red]], The Given Things, Like Thieves | ||
| website = http://www.thebutterflyeffect.com.au | | website = http://www.thebutterflyeffect.com.au | ||
| current_members = Glenn Esmond | | current_members = Clint Boge, Glenn Esmond, Kurt Goedhart, Ben Hall | ||
| past_members = | | past_members = Paul Galagher, Michael Cavendish | ||
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*Line-up | *Line-up | ||
** | **Clint Boge (vocals) | ||
** | **Glenn Esmond (bass, vocals) | ||
**Kurt Goedhart (guitar) | **Kurt Goedhart (guitar) | ||
**Ben Hall (drums) | **Ben Hall (drums) | ||
*Former members | *Former members | ||
** | **Paul Galagher (vocals) | ||
**Michael Cavendish (bass) 1999 - 2002 | |||
===Band information=== | ===Band information=== | ||
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The Butterfly Effect first came to notice with an independent self-titled EP they supported with heavy touring. The EP topped the AIR and ARIA indie charts and remained in the Top 20 for almost a year. The band issued the "Crave" single which just missed out on a Top 50 berth. ''Begins Here'' peaked at #23 and eventually went gold, charting for more than a year. The band toured the UK and central Europe in 2004. Touring continued until late 2005 when recording began on the follow-up. ''Imago'' was a much more progressive and less aggressive album than previous releases. Released in July 2006, it was held off the #1 spot by '''Eskimo Joe's''' ''Black Fingernails, Red Wine'' and went gold in two months. "A Slow Descent" was a #9 hit single. Early 2007 was spent touring with the Big Day Out, followed by an extensive Australian tour with '''Chevelle''' and '''Dead Letter Circus'''. A short tour in early 2008 was followed by the recording of ''Final Conversation of Kings'' which debuted at #3 when it was released in September. Another tour with the Big Day Out followed in 2009. After this the band toured less and Boge formed [[Thousand Needles in Red]] as a heavier side project. | The Butterfly Effect first came to notice with an independent self-titled EP they supported with heavy touring. The EP topped the AIR and ARIA indie charts and remained in the Top 20 for almost a year. The band issued the "Crave" single which just missed out on a Top 50 berth. ''Begins Here'' peaked at #23 and eventually went gold, charting for more than a year. The band toured the UK and central Europe in 2004. Touring continued until late 2005 when recording began on the follow-up. ''Imago'' was a much more progressive and less aggressive album than previous releases. Released in July 2006, it was held off the #1 spot by '''Eskimo Joe's''' ''Black Fingernails, Red Wine'' and went gold in two months. "A Slow Descent" was a #9 hit single. Early 2007 was spent touring with the Big Day Out, followed by an extensive Australian tour with '''Chevelle''' and '''Dead Letter Circus'''. A short tour in early 2008 was followed by the recording of ''Final Conversation of Kings'' which debuted at #3 when it was released in September. Another tour with the Big Day Out followed in 2009. After this the band toured less and Boge formed [[Thousand Needles in Red]] as a heavier side project. | ||
The Butterfly Effect began sporadic touring once more during 2011. In early 2012 it was announced that Boge would be leaving the band after a final tour in mid-2012. Glenn Esmond formed '''The Given Things''' in 2012 | The Butterfly Effect began sporadic touring once more during 2011. In early 2012 it was announced that Boge would be leaving the band after a final tour in mid-2012. Glenn Esmond then formed '''The Given Things''' in 2012, with Boge on vocals. Paul Galagher was announced as the band’s new singer in September 2013, a tour and single were done but then The Butterfly Effect basically ended, finally announcing they had disbanded in 2016 although the band had been inactive since the end of the October 2013 tour. | ||
In 2017, the band reconvened and toured nationally during 2018. In December 2019 they played the Good Things festival but further work was curtailed because of COVID. | |||
===Discography=== | ===Discography=== | ||
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| 2002 | | 2002 | ||
| '''''Crave''''' | | '''''Crave''''' | ||
| Roadshow | | Roadshow | ||
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| 2004 | | 2004 | ||
| '''''Always''''' | | '''''Always''''' | ||
| Roadshow | | Roadshow | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 2005 | | 2005 | ||
| '''''Phoenix''''' | | '''''Phoenix''''' | ||
| Roadshow | | Roadshow | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 2005 | | 2005 | ||
| '''''Beautiful Mine''''' | | '''''Beautiful Mine''''' | ||
| Roadshow | | Roadshow | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 2006 | | 2006 | ||
| '''''A Slow Descent''''' | | '''''A Slow Descent''''' | ||
| Roadshow | | Roadshow | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 2006 | | 2006 | ||
| '''''Gone''''' | | '''''Gone''''' | ||
| Roadshow | | Roadshow | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 2007 | | 2007 | ||
| '''''Reach''''' | | '''''Reach''''' | ||
| Roadshow | | Roadshow | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 2008 | | 2008 | ||
| '''''Window and the Watcher''''' | | '''''Window and the Watcher''''' | ||
| Roadshow | | Roadshow | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 2009 | | 2009 | ||
| '''''In These Hands''''' | | '''''In These Hands''''' | ||
| Roadshow | | Roadshow | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 2009 | | 2009 | ||
| '''''Final Conversation''''' | | '''''Final Conversation''''' | ||
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| '''''The Butterfly Effect''''' | | '''''The Butterfly Effect''''' | ||
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Revision as of 22:08, 5 April 2022
The Butterfly Effect | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Brisbane, QLD |
| Genres | Alternative, progressive metal, Nu-metal, hard rock |
| Years active | 1999 - 2014, 2016 - present |
| Labels | Roadshow, Modern Music |
| Associated acts | Thousand Needles in Red, The Given Things, Like Thieves |
| Website | http://www.thebutterflyeffect.com.au |
| Members | Clint Boge, Glenn Esmond, Kurt Goedhart, Ben Hall |
| Past members | Paul Galagher, Michael Cavendish |
Band members
- Line-up
- Clint Boge (vocals)
- Glenn Esmond (bass, vocals)
- Kurt Goedhart (guitar)
- Ben Hall (drums)
- Former members
- Paul Galagher (vocals)
- Michael Cavendish (bass) 1999 - 2002
Band information
The Butterfly Effect was one of Australia's most popular rock acts, having scored two Top Ten albums, a Top Ten single and various entries on Triple J's Hottest 100 end of year survey. Imago was voted in at #88 in the Hottest 100 Australian Albums of All Time survey in 2011. The band began with a nu-metal sound in 1999 but over the years developed more alternative rock and progressive metal stylings.
The Butterfly Effect first came to notice with an independent self-titled EP they supported with heavy touring. The EP topped the AIR and ARIA indie charts and remained in the Top 20 for almost a year. The band issued the "Crave" single which just missed out on a Top 50 berth. Begins Here peaked at #23 and eventually went gold, charting for more than a year. The band toured the UK and central Europe in 2004. Touring continued until late 2005 when recording began on the follow-up. Imago was a much more progressive and less aggressive album than previous releases. Released in July 2006, it was held off the #1 spot by Eskimo Joe's Black Fingernails, Red Wine and went gold in two months. "A Slow Descent" was a #9 hit single. Early 2007 was spent touring with the Big Day Out, followed by an extensive Australian tour with Chevelle and Dead Letter Circus. A short tour in early 2008 was followed by the recording of Final Conversation of Kings which debuted at #3 when it was released in September. Another tour with the Big Day Out followed in 2009. After this the band toured less and Boge formed Thousand Needles in Red as a heavier side project.
The Butterfly Effect began sporadic touring once more during 2011. In early 2012 it was announced that Boge would be leaving the band after a final tour in mid-2012. Glenn Esmond then formed The Given Things in 2012, with Boge on vocals. Paul Galagher was announced as the band’s new singer in September 2013, a tour and single were done but then The Butterfly Effect basically ended, finally announcing they had disbanded in 2016 although the band had been inactive since the end of the October 2013 tour.
In 2017, the band reconvened and toured nationally during 2018. In December 2019 they played the Good Things festival but further work was curtailed because of COVID.
Discography
Albums:
| 2003 | Begins Here | Roadshow | |
| 2006 | Imago | Roadshow | |
| 2008 | Final Conversation of Kings | Roadshow |
Singles:
| 2002 | Crave | Roadshow |
| 2004 | Always | Roadshow |
| 2005 | Phoenix | Roadshow |
| 2005 | Beautiful Mine | Roadshow |
| 2006 | A Slow Descent | Roadshow |
| 2006 | Gone | Roadshow |
| 2007 | Reach | Roadshow |
| 2008 | Window and the Watcher | Roadshow |
| 2009 | In These Hands | Roadshow |
| 2009 | Final Conversation | Roadshow |
EP:
| 2001 | The Butterfly Effect | Independent |