Wind of Change (band)

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Wind Of Change was a hardcore band from Arizona who existed from 1987 to 1989. Formed from members of straight-edge band Youth Under Control. They put out two 7 inch records in their lifetime and then had all their recordings re-released in 1990. Members Jim and John Wall, Eric Astor, and Alex Dunham would move to Washington, DC where they performed with a number of bands, including Kerosene 454, Hoover, Regulator Watts, Canyon, , and . Dunham would later move to Chicago and perform with . Eric Astor also founded Art Monk Construction in 1993 and John Wall would go on to co-run Slowdime Records.

Members[]

• Jim Wall – Vocals
• Jason Peterson – Guitar
• Alex Dunham – Guitar
• John Wall – Bass
• Brian Fuller – Drums
• Eric Astor – Drums
• Tim Olsen – Drums

Discography[]

• Demo" (Step Forward Records, 1987)
• ...A Promise Kept 7" (Step Forward Records, 1988)
• Rain 7" (self-released, 1989)
• Retrospect compilation LP (Old World Records, 1990)

External links[]

• Interview with Jason Peterson (part 1)
• Interview with Jason Peterson (part 2)
• Wind Of Change @ MySpace