The Prayer Chain

The Prayer Chain was one of the best "christian" alternative rock bands of the 1990's, leading influences for a lot of modern bands. Their first album was recorded with Steve "Skinny" Hindalong at Neverland and was entitled The Neverland Sessions. This was their first release, independent. After signing to Reunion Records they put out The Whirlpool Ep and started touring, while focusing on their first LP Shawl released in 1993. After extensive national and international shows they started working on their soon to be masterpiece Mercury, which was released in 1995. This album, which some say "you can hear the band breakup as the cd is played" was their last cd, not to mention some rarities following. The band did a reunion show in Chicago in 1998 then the Gene Eugene tribute show in 2000, but other than some local california shows and their 2003 reunion show at Cornerstone, they are finished. Here are what the band members are doing now:



Tim Taber - Owner of Floodgate Records



Eric Campuzano - Plays with The Lassie Foundation and made a solo projet of drones entitled Charity Empressa. Also plays bass with Cush. Played with Starflyer 59.



Andy Prickett - Plays with Cush and does extensive recording/producing/engineering. Has also played with Starflyer 59, The Violet Burning, My Brother's Mother, and others.



Wayne Everett - Started playing guitar and started The Lassie Foundation. Played in Starflyer 59 and Cush. Has done some producing also.