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    2005–2006: Formation. The lead singer of the band Youthmovies, Andrew Mears, originally formed the band Foals. He was present on the band's debut 7" single, "Try This on Your Piano/Look at My Furrows of Worry", but left shortly afterwards to concentrate on Youthmovies's debut album, Good Nature .

  2. Integrantes anteriores: Andrew Mears Walter Gervers; Nombre Artístico: Foals; Donde Se Fundó: Oxford, Inglaterra; Nacionalidad: Británica; Género(s): Math rock, indie rock; Actividad: 2005 - Actualidad; Instrumentos: Voz, percusiones, batería, teclados, guitarra, bajo; Ocupación: Cantantes, compositores; Disquera(s): Sub Pop, Warner Bros ...

  3. 6 de may. de 2010 · Andrew Mears of Youthmovies was in the first lineup of Foals, whose members came from various Oxford post-hardcore bands, playing a funked-up reaction against city's dry music scene.

  4. Philippakis formed Foals in 2005 with friend and former Youthmovies frontman Andrew Mears after the break-up of his former band the Edmund Fitzgerald, which also featured his Foals bandmate, drummer Jack Bevan.

  5. 20 de jul. de 2020 · SwitchDin CEO Dr Andrew Mears sat down (virtually) to chat with David Leitch of ITK Renewables for RenewEconomy’s Energy Insiders podcast about distributed energy management, smart inverters, and the future of small-scale solar & batteries in the future grid.

  6. Andrew Meares. “Andrew Meares is the Cybernetic Futures Lead at the School of Cybernetics at the Australian National University (ANU). Andrew is interested in visual cybernetics at the intersection of history and culture shaping the imaginary as revealed through the creation, curation and circulation of images.

  7. 27 de jul. de 2023 · Our founder, Dr Andrew Mears joined an impressive panel at the recent Australian Clean Energy Summit to discuss the challenges and opportunities of integrating distributed energy into Australia’s networks & markets. Rooftop solar and batteries are driving a dramatic change in Australia's energy system and electricity grid.