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Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Music Charlotte pop-rock quartet Sugar Glyder calls it quits
Posted By Jeff Hahne on Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 2:22 PM
Charlotte pop/indie rock quartet Sugar Glyder announced that the band has called it quits. They posted a message on their Facebook page noting that "all good things come to an end."
After 10 years of music and memories we are sad to say that Sugar Glyder the band is calling it a decade. All good things come to an end but the best parts last forever. We will never forget this experience that you've all given us.You may not realize it but all of this was made possible by your love and kindness. Without that we'd just be a bunch of people making noise.
It is with proud heads and heavy hearts that we will all move forward in life now.
Eternal thanks to you all for your support throughout the years. We sincerely hope we've been able to make the most lasting and positive impression on you, it's the least we could do to return the favor.
"All I really wanna know when you go,
Tell me is the road fast or slow
Gotta realize these things
Gotta let them sink into the dirt
Tell me does it hurt
And as for the work
Was it really worth it?"The answer is yes.
Much Love in Music
Forever your boys
-Sugar Glyder
Sugar Glyder signed a deal with ORG Music in 2012 after performing at a SXSW showcase in 2011. The band - comprised of Bobby Mathews, Chris Rigo, Daniel Howie and Robby Hartis - toured extensively behind its EP, Lovers at Lightspeed, and ORG debut, The Eyes, They See.
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