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Furthest Drive Home were a four-piece pop and rock band from Farnham, England, which formed in 2003. The band released their EP Lost in Genre in the summer of 2005, before playing the side stage at Brighton's "Taste of Chaos" festival, alongside The Used, Killswitch Engage and Funeral For A Friend. In the same year Furthest Drive Home were featured on a special Drive-Thru Records, Pure Volume compilation album alongside Midtown and Gym Class Heroes with the song "Future Full of Jive", which was erroneously track listed as "Control Yourself".

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rdfs:comment	Furthest Drive Home were a four-piece pop and rock band from Farnham, England, which formed in 2003. The band released their EP Lost in Genre in the summer of 2005, before playing the side stage at Brighton's "Taste of Chaos" festival, alongside The Used, Killswitch Engage and Funeral For A Friend. In the same year Furthest Drive Home were featured on a special Drive-Thru Records, Pure Volume compilation album alongside Midtown and Gym Class Heroes with the song "Future Full of Jive", which was erroneously track listed as "Control Yourself". (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Remix dbr:Data_select_party Musical groups established in 2003 Elliot Minor Musical groups from Surrey The Used Home Counties Compilation album Funeral For A Friend Pop rock Austin, Texas BBC Radio Butserfest West End Centre, Aldershot Futures (band) A-side and B-side Abbey Road Studios Aldershot Extended play Farnham Gym Class Heroes The Complete First Series English pop punk groups English pop rock music groups Kerrang! Killswitch Engage Big Cheese (magazine) Surrey Pop music Punk rock Midtown (band) Young Guns (band) Rock music SXSW Rock Sound Powerpop You Me At Six XFM
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associated acts	dbr:Data_select_party Canterbury (en) You Me at Six (en) Carl Reed and his knees (en)
current members	JR (en) JG (en) J.Mc (en) T. H (en)
genre	Pop rock Punk rock Powerpop
label	Hungry Kid (en)
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has abstract	Furthest Drive Home were a four-piece pop and rock band from Farnham, England, which formed in 2003. The band released their EP Lost in Genre in the summer of 2005, before playing the side stage at Brighton's "Taste of Chaos" festival, alongside The Used, Killswitch Engage and Funeral For A Friend. In the same year Furthest Drive Home were featured on a special Drive-Thru Records, Pure Volume compilation album alongside Midtown and Gym Class Heroes with the song "Future Full of Jive", which was erroneously track listed as "Control Yourself". In January 2007, the band signed to Hungry Kid Records and recorded their debut mini album, The Complete First Series at Ignition Studios in North London, with the mastering being completed at the Abbey Road Studios. In June 2007, The Complete First Series was released alongside lead single, "Directors Cut", to critical acclaim from Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and Big Cheese magazines along with support from BBC Radio, XFM and Kerrang! Radio. In August the video for the band's second single, "Forget His Facade", reached the number 2 spot on both the MTV2 Rock Chart and the Red Button Chart, whilst the band played at the Kerrang! awards show with Funeral for a Friend. In September they featured on the bill along with Elliot Minor at Butserfest. December 2007 saw the release of a third and final single from the mini album, "Diamond Watch". The B-side to "Diamond Watch" was an Frank Musik remix of the first single, "Directors Cut". The band were one of the originators of the Home Counties pop music scene, which along with Furthest Drive Home produced such acts as You Me At Six, Young Guns and Futures. In March 2008, Furthest Drive Home played the 2008 SXSW Music Conference in Austin, Texas. The show they played was put on by Kerrang! On 18 March 2009, the band announced they had split up. They completed five final dates in April 2009, finishing with a sold out show for family and friends at the West End Centre in Aldershot. (en)
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