breaking up

”It was a difficult decision to leave behind such a special, dear project, but we are also enthusiastic about what the future will bring.”

”If we can't put 100% behind our art, then it's not fair to you or ourselves to keep this going,” Call of the Void write.

”Since 2010, the four of us have dedicated ourselves to this project in a way that often neglects other aspects and dimensions of ourselves and our lives. It’s time for us to branch out and grow. We’ve had a really great run, a really great time, and we’ve accomplished all that we’ve wanted to and more.”

"I’m no soothsayer - I don’t know what the future holds - but for now, we say goodbye' Wax Idols' Hether Fortune (who will still play Brooklyn this week, solo, as well as Basilica Soundscape).

"We’ve had an incredible run largely thanks to all of you incredible people, but we’ve decided to bring it to a close. It has truly been amazing to share our music with y'all onstage and off."

LVL UP will be on tour in August and September, and then they're going their separate.

”No more band member replacements or even temporary fill-ins. 7Seconds is Steve, Troy, Bobby and Kev. Pretty much always has been and will be.”

They've got their three 10th anniversary shows in January, some shows planned for the spring, and then that's it.

Cheap Girls have decided to call it quits, with frontman Ian Graham citing his own "predatory" behavior as the reason to end the band.

"The two of us are family at this point, and will undoubtedly turn up on each other's work in the future, but the time has come to take the next step towards where are passion is pulling us."