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Faber Drive

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Faber Drive

Background information
Origin Mission, British Columbia, Canada
Genre(s) Pop punk, pop rock, alternative rock
Years active 2005–present
Label(s) Universal, 604
Website faberdrive.com
Members
Dave Faber
David Hinsley
Jeremy "Krikit" Liddle
Ray "Red" Bull

Faber Drive is an alternative rock band from Mission, British Columbia, Canada. They are known for touring with bands such as Hedley and Marianas Trench. Already well-known for a local fanbase, Faber Drive released a limited edition 3-song EP under the band name of Faber. Due to legal issues, the band changed their name to Faber Drive. Their debut album, Seven Second Surgery, was released on May 1, 2007 under 604 Records. The second single from Seven Second Surgery is "Tongue Tied".

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Discography

Albums

  • Faber EP (2005/2006 (Canada))
  1. "Sex and Love"
  2. "24 Story Love Affair"
  3. "Cementhead"
  1. "24 Story Love Affair"
  2. "Tongue Tied"
  3. "Second Chance"
  4. "Sex and Love"
  5. "Sleepless Nights"
  6. "Killin' Me"
  7. "When I'm With You"
  8. "Summer Fades to Fall"
  9. "Time Bomb"
  10. "Obvious"
  11. "You'll Make It"

Singles

Year Title Chart Positions Album
Canadian Hot 100 U.S. Hot 100
2007 "Second Chance" 22 Seven Second Surgery
2007 "Tongue Tied" 17 Seven Second Surgery
2007 "When I'm With You" Seven Second Surgery

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