Friction Farm

The South Florida pop/rock band Friction Farm came together in 1998. It first consisted of bassist and lead vocalist Christine Stay and vocalist and guitarist Aidan Quinn, both are also songwriters. The duo had worked together before, in a band called the Resistance, which lasted for about three years in the mid-'90s. By 1999 guitarist, vocalist, and keyboardist Pete LeVine added his talents to the Friction Farm match, along with drummer Timothy Moss. That same year, the group finished recording its first album, Galileo's Horse. Some of the power pop tracks from this first o...