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Two Piece Town 3:470:00/3:47
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Skin 4:060:00/4:06
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Down In A Hole 3:090:00/3:09
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She's The Blade 3:370:00/3:37
“They are all organically raw with sublime arrangements. Every tune hits hard.” - Ralph Beauchamp
Bio
They don’t care about the trends. They don’t play it “safe”. Orlando, Florida foursome Alive In Stone call their subgenre “Cemetery Pop” a brand of Alternative Metal you haven’t heard before. A sound that is dead, but very much alive. One that has a genre but is genre-less. It’s experimental but it’s also traditional. A fish net and leather themed keg party at a funeral home that is equal parts eerie and irresistibly fun. Pop song structure that dabbles in everything from Glam, Shoegaze, EDM, Industrial and Goth. Ear splitting extra stringed guitar riffs of nu-metal and the primal vocal delivery reminiscent of false chord crooners Chester Bennington and Oliver Sykes. Unadulterated, unapologetic in both subject matter and lyrical content. Their latest release "Slave" is tearing through the airwaves marking there the 14th single and 1 EP in two years of existence, sharing the stage with nationals such as Texas Hippie Coalition, The Lonely Ones, Hed P.E. and Smile Empty Soul. The bands that stand the test of time always seem to be the ones going right when everyone goes left. Or better yet, they go inward. They share a private part of themselves with the world, the true parts. They are as real as the rush of a festival mosh pit, or the sweat that stains the shirt of the front row concert goer pressed against the barricades. They walk unafraid, toward the music that speaks to them because they know it will speak to you. They are Alive In Stone.
