| 词条 | Storm the Sky |
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| name = Storm the Sky | image = | landscape = yes | caption = Storm the Sky in 2015. From left to right: William Jarratt, Daniel Breen, Lachlan Avis, Benny Craib, Andy Szetho, Alex Trail | background = group_or_band | origin = Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | genre = {{hlist|Post-hardcore, alternative rock, shoegaze, metalcore (early)}} | years_active = 2011–2019 | label = UNFD Rise Records | associated_acts = {{flatlist|
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}} Storm the Sky was an Australian post-hardcore/alternative rock band formed in Melbourne, Victoria. Band biographyThe band was formed in Melbourne in 2011 and consisted of vocalists Daniel Breen and William Jarratt, the guitarists Andy Szetho and Billy Green, as well as bassist Kristian Evangelistis and drummer Alex Trail. The band released a self-titled MCD in 2012. A year later the release of the EP Vigilance followed. Between September 11–22 Storm the Sky toured Australia as supporting act for Fit for a King.[1] Storm the Sky got signed to UNFD in November 2014 announced the release of their debut album in early 2015.[2] The band acquired Matty Mullins of Memphis May Fire as guest musician for the song Portraits which is featured on the album called Permanence.[3] The album entered the Australian Albums charts peaking at no. 45.[4] In January and February 2015 the band supported American rock band Chiodos during their Australian tour.[5] In March the sixtet supported In Hearts Wake before touring Australia as headlining act for the first time.[6][7] Vocalist Daniel Breen announced his departure through letters directly to the bands closest fans in early 2016.[8] This marked a new musical direction for the band as the band moved away from their previous metalcore/post-hardcore sound. The band later announced their follow-up record Sin Will Find You which was set for release on August 5 of the same year.[9] The album peaked at no. 30 in the Australian Albums charts.[4] The band supported Pierce the Veil on their Australian run of their world tour in promotion of their fourth record Misadventures along with an Australian headliner tour [10] On January 10, 2017 the band released a video on their facebook page announcing that drummer Alex Trail will be leaving the band, whose last show would be at the bands set at UNIFY Gathering 2017.[11] On November 18, 2018 the band announced a they would be disbanding after a final Australian Tour with their "Permanence-era" line up in 2019. [12]The band cited each member had desires to move onto future endeavours and decided the best move for them was to disband. Vocalist William Jarratt has started a solo project and guitarist Andy Szetho has started a solo dream pop project under the name Soft Powder. Harsh vocalist Daniel Breen formed new project called Steadfast.[13] Musical styleStorm the Sky's music is describable as atmospheric metalcore, while the guitars are described as progressive.[14] On their second album the band combined their natural metalcore style with influences from Death rock and Pop music which led the atmospheric sound to be more in foreground.[15] The dark-sounding synthesizer has been compared to U2, while the dynamics in their songs can be compared to hardcore act letlive.[16][17] Members{{col-begin}}
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References1. ^Kriston McConnell: Under the Gun Review: FIT FOR A KING POST TOUR DATES FOR THEIR VERY FIRST AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2. ^Alex Sievers: Kill Your Stereo: Storm The Sky sign with UNFD 3. ^Tyler Sharp: Alternative Press: Storm The Sky team with Matty Mullins for powerful “Portraits” single 4. ^1 Charts: AU 5. ^Nastassia Baroni: Music Feeds: Storm The Sky To Support Chiodos On Australian Tour 6. ^Emmy Mack: Music Feeds: In Hearts Wake Announce National ‘Skydancer’ Tour 7. ^Tom Williams: Music Feed: Storm The Sky Announce National Tour, Share ‘Alive’ Music Video 8. ^Alex Sievers: Kill Your Stereo: [https://killyourstereo.com/news/1080119/storm-the-sky-part-ways-with-daniel-breen/] 9. ^Jennifer Geddes: Stereoboard: Storm The Sky Announce New Album And Reveal Video For Lilac 10. ^Peyton Bernhardt: Blunt Magazine: This Is Not a Drill: Pierce The Veil announce Australian Tour 11. ^Tom Williams: Music Feeds: [https://musicfeeds.com.au/news/storm-the-sky-announce-departure-drummer-alex-trail/] 12. ^Emmy Mack: Music Feeds:[https://musicfeeds.com.au/news/storm-the-sky-announce-break-up-final-ever-shows/] 13. ^{{cite web|url=https://steadfastaus.bandcamp.com/album/inside-the-mind-of-youth|title=Inside the Mind of Youth, by Steadfast|website=Bandcamp|accessdate=28 January 2019}} 14. ^Dan F. Stapleton: Rolling Stone: Storm the Sky - Permanence Kritik {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160818095220/http://rollingstoneaus.com/reviews/post/storm-the-sky-permanence/1035 |date=2016-08-18 }} 15. ^Peyton Bernhardt: Blunt Magazine: Storm the Sky - Sin Will Find You Kritik 16. ^Oliver Pelling: Rolling Stone: Storm the Sky - Sin Will Find You Kritik {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160818095225/http://rollingstoneaus.com/reviews/post/storm-the-sky-sin-will-find-you/4542 |date=2016-08-18 }} 17. ^Niamh Moore: Rock Sound: Storm the Sky - Sin Will Find You External links
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