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Audio Learning Center was an American rock band from Portland, Oregon.

Biography

Audio Learning Center was formed in the fall of 1998 by Christopher Brady and Steven Birch (formerly of bands Pond and Sprinkler respectively), along with Pond's David Triebwasser on drums, soon replaced by college student Paul Johnson.

The band were signed by Rich Egan, owner of Vagrant Records, releasing their debut, Friendships Often Fade Away in 2002, produced by Adam Kasper. In 2004, they released Cope Park, produced by Joe Chiccarelli. The band broke up soon after the release of their second album.

Members

• Christopher Brady ^[1] - Bass, Vocals
• Steven Birch ^[1] - Guitar, Backing Vocals
• Paul Johnson - Drums

Discography

Albums

• Friendships Often Fade Away - April 6, 2002 ^[2]
• Cope Park - February 26, 2004 ^[3]

References

External links

• Official Vagrant Site