About
The Way Out
With miles and countries between them, two brothers Ezra and Gabe Cipes found themselves underfoot to the injustices of modern existence. The pressure to succeed is an unfortunate subjection, only aroused by the destruction of individual freedoms. With the realization that continuing in the manner expected was injustice to the individual presence, the pair went through a coupled, coinciding breakdown of their external obligations. "There must be a way out", they said, and so there was to be.The knowledge that all things done for love will be judged for its liabilities is a deafening realization. Generations before us have served as the scapegoat for those without love, the mission to be unwavering in emotion has birthed many frightful realities. As it seems, only actions formed from apathy can be safe from persecution. "There must be a way out", they said, and so there was to be.
In the top corner of a continent content in its own broodings, the two brothers' came together to find a way out with undefined boundaries. The vacuum of possibility is the state that masses turn from, only to find security in drudgery. So the certainty of nudity being detrimental to only those with indignity carried them forward. In their search for freedom from these travesties they consulted in close friend Wes Regan. It was said to him, "There must be a way out". And so there was to be.
A group of men in this position are those who have many facets available to them. For these men, musicianship would be the tool for the fight against the expected output and subsequent profit. In 2002 they came together in search of a way out, and formed The Way Out, a project with it roots footed by the inspiration of those before them that lived without fear of repercussion and expectation. Inspired by beatnik and psychedelic culture they crafted When The Comet Comes, a record soaked in rebellious honesty and pro-active musical exploration. It was The Way Out as it is to be.
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Past Events
Cafe deux Soleils
26
Sep
2003
21:00
19
Sep
2003
02
Aug
2003
