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The Fault

Label: Poolwest
circa 1988 - circa 2001
The Fault, originally named Andrea's Fault, was a 5-piece original alternative rock band that evolved from the band Jonne Krom (pron. Johnny Chrome). The Fault featured strong female and male co-lead vocals by Sue Baim and Graeme Chard, 3 and 4-part harmonies, five song-writers, a rich guitar and keyboard blend, and a taut creative rhythm section. The Fault performed at virtually all of Vancouver's and some of Victoria's 'alternative' venues and at some mainstream venues, generating a small but loyal following. Of the seven songs that the band recorded in 16 and 24 track studios, three, "Johnny", "Common Ground", and "People in Boxes". received airplay and "Common Ground" and "Apple of Your 'I' " were each featured on compilation albums on the Poolwest label. The Fault's swan song prelude was a concert at the Vancouver East Cultural Centre in December 1990. A few months later, the band broke up while in pre-production (with co-producer Paul Hyde, formerly of the Payola$) for the band's first full-on CD. The band members moved on to pursue their own separate interests. In... more...
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Past Members

Sue Baim
Lead Vocals, Guitar
1988 - 1991
Graeme Chard
Guitar, Co-Lead Vocals
1988 - 1991
John White
Drums, Percussion, Vibes, BGs
1988 - 1991
Scottie Bourgeois
Bass
1988 - 1989
Mark Reed
Piano, Keyboards, BGs
1988 - 1991
Rob Marr
Bass, BGs
1989 - 1991