Jared & The Mill

Jared & The Mill
Origin	Phoenix, Arizona, U.S.
Genres	Indie rock, folk rock
Years active	2011 (2011)–2021 (2021)
Labels	Independent
Members	Jared Kolesar Michael Carter Larry Gast III Chuck Morriss III Josh Morin
Past members	Gabe Hall-Rodrigues
Website	jaredandthemill.com

Jared & The Mill (also Jared and The Mill) was an indie rock band from Phoenix, Arizona formed in 2011. The band consists of Jared Kolesar (vocals, acoustic guitar), Michael Carter (banjo, electric guitar), Larry Gast III (electric guitar), Chuck Morriss III (bass), and Josh Morin (drums).^[1][2] It was announced on February 17, 2021 (via Twitter) that the band had split and Kolesar would be pursuing his solo project, Wheelwright.^[3]

History

Jared & The Mill met through mutual friends while in college, at Arizona State University.

Discography

Western Expansion – album (2013)

Track listing

• Breathe Me In
• Returning Half
• In Our Youth
• Ides of Fall
• Love to Be Found
• What Would You Do
• Talewind
• Brave Young Man
• Know Your Face
• Just For Now
• Wrecking Ball
• Western Expansion

Life We Chose – EP (2015)

Track listing

• Crawl
• Hold On
• She
• Messengers
• Young & Dumb
• Life We Chose

Jared and the Mill on Audiotree Live – EP (2016)

Track listing

• Home
• Hold On
• Messengers
• Keep Me Going
• Young & Dumb

Orme Dugas – EP (2016)

Jared & the Mill commenced the "Keep Me Going" tour in August 2016 around the United States to promote the EP Orme Dugas which was released on September 9, 2016.

Track listing

• Lost, Scared & Tired
• Keep Me Going
• Still Alone
• Ghosts
• Song for a Girl

This Story Is No Longer Available – album (2018)

Track listing

• Soul in Mind
• Broken Bird
• Break in the Ether
• Valley of the Sun
• Hope
• Kelsee's Shelves
• Wilderness Call
• Dark Highways
• Jared and the Mill Sucks
• Tightrope Walker
• Feels Like
• Chisel
• Dying Fear
• Monica Voicemail
• Since I Met You
• Books

Eliza – single (2020)

Track listing

• Eliza

References

1. "Jared & the Mill". Jared & The Mill. Archived from the original on September 2, 2016. Retrieved September 2, 2016.
2. "Biography". Allmusic. Retrieved September 2, 2016
3. Twitter https://twitter.com/wheelwrightphx/status/1362184453640966144. Retrieved March 4, 2021. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)