Hanalei (band)

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Hanalei is an indie rock/folk band from the Chicago area, and Bay Area in California.^[1] Brian Moss heads the band along with Pete Croke and others from bands such as The Pines. Moss a singer/songwriter from the Bay Area (San Francisco) who later moved to Chicago and back again; his previous bands include Great Apes, The Ghost and The Wunder Years.^[2][3] Hanalei began as a solo project of Brian Moss after The Ghost broke up,^[4] and after one release entitled "We Are All Natural Disasters", Hanalei became a four-piece band, moving away from Postal Service-esque sound ^{[citation needed]}, and becoming a folky-earthy ^{[clarification needed]} sounding band.

The band released "Parts and Accessories" in 2006.

• We Are All Natural Disasters, Thick Records, 2004
• Parts and Accessories, Thick Records, 2006
• One Big Night, Brick Gun Records (US)/Big Scary Monsters(UK), 2010

• Hurricane We, Self Released, 2003

• Fifteen / For.The.Win. / Hanalei - Can You Spare Some Change? Split 7", Solidarity Recordings, 2010

Side B: Hanalei - Petroleum Distillation (Fifteen Cover)

• Aspiga / Hanalei - Split 7", Jump Start Records (JST-072), 2012

Side B: Hanalei - Get Gone

Digital Download Only Track: Hanalei - Cut Dead

• Hanalei Live at Schubas 01/07/2005, Re:Live, 2005 - Digital Release

• Mean It Man, Thick Records, 2005

Track 9: Action Drum

Track 21: Chamomile (Live)

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