Farewell To Juliet Farewell To Juliet 
Jeff Schmale Matt McCabe christianE! Carl Oberg Rob Dickinson Andrew Carter Mark Rubel Matt Needham Miro Svetinsky Brian Clark
has retired from
the band, and is currently devoting time to his wife and baby
boy. Jeff will always be fondly remembered by Farewell to
Juliet; his thundering drum technique is a wonder to behold,
especially in the concert setting. Here is a photo of
Jeff S. performing at the Cornerstone Festival.
is lead guitarist for Chico, California based modern rock act Able Cain. McCabe also performs and records as a solo artist under the moniker
King Never. FTJ's Grace and Dire Cicumstances album benefits from the experimental guitar stylings McCabe displays on his own forthcoming King Never release, Ambient Guitar Noise, Vol. I. Creating dreamy soundscapes, textures, and asynchrous loops, McCabe counts Robert Fripp as a major influence.
Intense recording artist christian E! of industrial act 
has amassed a large number
of live dates playing keyboard with FTJ. If you hunt, you can still find gWs's debut release, Life Equals Death, which was released in 1993. A new gWs single is available on christian's web site .
's edgy lead
and rhythm styles brought vital bite and body to the mix of
Echoes of Laughter, and to many of the band's live shows in
support of that album. Carl's most recent project was his Salt Lake City-based band, Adam's Chain. Click
here
to see another
photo of Carl performing at the Cornerstone Festival.
Jeff lucked out one evening in February, 1997, when he met
Rob Dickinson
, the singer of one of his most favorite bands ever - Great Yarmouth, England's Catherine Wheel (Mercury Records). Jeff had his lyric sheets and a Sony Walkman with him, and Dickinson agreed to read the choruses to Grace and Dire Cicumstances' Thermostat (For All the Fleas) onto a tape, so his sonorous British accent could be flown into the mix as a sort of "voice-under." The images of Rob were taken from the Catherine Wheel home page.
,
lead guitarist of Aunt Bettys (and other Mike Knott projects such as LSU's Grace Shaker, Knott's solo release Fluid, etc.), guest solos during the jam of Seconds Count on Grace and Dire Cicumstances. Carter's Gibson Les Paul guitar, wah, and Marshall amp based sound recall classic guitar heroes such as Mick Ronson, MC5, and even R&B/soul/pop rockers like Prince, while maintaining a completely current attitude. Andy's got style for miles, and it was cool to watch him play in the studio.
Svetinsky lends his studio engineering and keyboard wizardry to his own pop trio, The Few, as well as an extended group project called Tunesmiths.
Miro counts New Wave popsters such as Howard Jones, Talking Heads, and Thomas Dolby among his many musical influences.
