The Foster-Walker Complex is a Chicago based rock and roll band. Their music is both fresh and catchy, and each song clearly demonstrates the fact the boys know how to write a damn good pop song. They have just recorded their self-titled, full length debut with acclaimed Chicago producer Matt Allison (of Alkaline Trio and Uncle Tupelo fame), and with this new record in hand, they are eagerly poised to take the world by storm.
The band saw its inception in early 2004, when the band played its first gig at a fundraiser party in an apartment near Northwestern University. Things took off from there- in just a few short months, the band had already made its way to the stages of several prominent Chicago venues, and started performing with both local and nationally renowned acts, including Gavin DeGraw, The Wailers, The Changes, The M's, Duenow, University, Miggs, Toby Lightman, Bumpus, Mer, The Lawrence Arms, and Collossal.

In the spring of 2004, the band recorded, produced, and released their debut EP, “The Eleven-O-Three EP,” using only a laptop and a few microphones. Though the record was not widely distributed, it received glowing remarks from both the Illinois Entertainer and by Lou Carlozo of the Chicago Tribune, and the boys rapidly sold out of every copy they had pressed. With their new record hot off the presses, the boys continue to demonstrate an astute pop sensibility and lively on-stage persona, coupled with a commitment to quality song and lyrical construction. Simply put, the Foster-Walker Complex has a good time, but they take their fun seriously. They plan to do everything in their power to have their music heard by every set of ears they can persuade to listen.


::The Foster-Walker Complex is::

Jon Echt: Bass guitar
Danny Leavitt: vocals/guitar
Dave Moyer: drums
Marcus Ricci: vocals/guitar

	Ideas		Alternative Pop Rock
	Rough Draft		Alternative Pop Rock

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