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Never heard of him before. Short bio: Atom Stone (KRYR, Voyager, Metallic Green) hails from New York , a vocalist who started his musical journey as a woodwind player at the tender age of seven. He began playing the clarinet and saxophone, quickly advancing to Bass and Alto Clarinet within a few years. Continuing his exploration of musical instruments Atom has worked hard at becoming a skilled guitarist. In his younger days Stone’s father and his uncle ran a recording studio in Utica NY, where they spent every weekend recording their own brand of music. A very young and impressionable Stone would spend many weekends at the studio as a spectator soaking in as much inspiration and knowledge as possible, while they worked on their projects. Stone’s father was well known in the local music scene as he performed with some popular local bands as lead vocalist, immersing Atom in the live music scene of Upstate NY. Giving him the tools and exposure to hone his own craft and skill on the microphone. By age 13 he started to learn the “ins and outs” on how to to run live sound, which he did for his father’s band “East 126”. Throughout his teenage years Stone began to make a mark on the local scene himself by performing in many local and regional bands; performing both covers and writing and producing original material,. Nurturing and establishing himself as the vocalist that you see and hear today with a carefully crafted unique and distinctive style and sound. Atom founded KRYR in the mid-2000’s, releasing his first album, The Road to Me, in 2010. Mixed reviews and band lineup changes pushed Atom into exploring new musical directions, resulting in the current mainstream melodic rock vein of this new band and album. -
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By whiplash1972 · Posted
Listening to this one now on Bandcamp; not bad so far. I may wind up picking it up. ▶︎ Take Me To The Fire | Atom Stone (bandcamp.com) Atom Stone -
By CureTheSane · Posted
Side note, saw a YouTube clip about Jack and GW.. Never knew that he shot a maid in the shoulder while robbing drug dealers as a kid and sentenced to 10 years but only served 11 months after being reassessed given his age at the time. Was working with Kendall at the time. Goes to show how deep and long his habit was -
Yeah I like these guys,but that isn't doing it for me,listened to it last night and was disappointed,hoping for better on the album...thought with Corabi returning I may get another Revolucion style disc...still hoping tbh. -
Press release: Fatal Vision, the Canadian Rock band known for their electrifying anthems and melodic mastery, is proud to announce its signing with Art of Melody Music, a division of Burning Minds Music Group. This strategic partnership marks a significant milestone in the band's resurgence, aligning them with a first class label in the Melodic Rock genre. Alongside this exciting news, Fatal Vision is also thrilled to release their brand-new singles, "Time of Our Lives" and "Time of Our Lives (Duet Version)", now available on all major streaming and download platforms. The new singles capture the essence of Fatal Vision’s signature sound, an exhilarating blend of powerful guitar riffs, soaring vocals, and catchy melodies. "Time of Our Lives" is an anthemic celebration of living in the moment, embracing the highs and lows, and seizing every opportunity to make lasting memories. The track, with its high-energy production (by Simon Marwood, Juan Miguel Gomez Montant and JK Northrup), infectious energy, driving guitar riffs and catchy chorus, is destined to become a sing-along favorite, and destined to become the soundtrack to unforgettable summer nights and indelible memories. The “Time of Our Lives” music video, produced by Dark Moon Productions, is a new chapter in the episodic story that Fatal Vision started from the videos of the first album and that will continue in the near future. In addition to the original version, Fatal Vision has also released "Time of Our Lives (Duet Version)," which features a dynamic collaboration with Nashville artist Christine Corless. This version adds a fresh dimension to the track, blending the voices of Simon Marwood and Christine Corless in a powerful duet that amplifies the song's emotional depth and universal appeal. Simon Marwood, lead vocalist of Fatal Vision, shared his excitement: "We are very excited to release Time of our Lives, which is definitely one of our favourite tracks ever, and has become our closing song at all of our live shows. The duet version continues the magic that happens when Christine and I blend our voices, and both versions really capture the essence of summertime." The band, fresh from a successful tour of England, is ready to begin an exciting new journey. Stay tuned for upcoming news for both live and recording activities! Fatal Vision: Simon Marwood – Vocals Juan Miguel Gomez Montant – Guitars Andrew Burns – Bass Deniz Lim-Sersan – Keyboards Alex Wickham – Drums And a duet version:
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These are AI and in no way do they sound like crappy soundtracks for low tier Japanese anime from the 80s. -
New single again featuring Ultraboss with Christopher Ling on vocals...
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