Chattanooga Times Free Press entertainment reporter Casey Phillips spoke with Glowing Bordis lead singer TJ Greever about the band’s role in the local Halloween showcase at Track 29, the group’s first year together and how work is progressing on the band’s debut album.
CP: How has the last year treated Glowing Bordis so far?
TG: It’s going great. We’re about to release our record hopefully by the end of the year sometime. We just finished it up at Dave Barbe’s studio, Chase Park Transduction, down in Athens. It’s 7 songs. It’s a long EP or a short album. It’s about 30 minutes of music. It’s going great.
We’re staying busy playing stuff in town, pretty much. We’ve been going out of town playing some shows, too, and have gotten some good feedback. Things have been going really good for us. We’re looking to get the album out and do some more touring. We’ve got some people we’re talking to about working with booking shows and showing the album a little bit. We’re chipping away at things. Things are going good for the Bordis.
We’ve definitely been staying really busy working on this Halloween show, mainly.