Skycamefalling bio

Cameron Keym John Clerkin Christopher Tzompanakis

Standing in an ocean of crashing melodies, of beautifully orchestrated songs laced with fear and sadness. Serenaded by powerful rhythms and seamless transitions, the occasional blossomed bursts of pianos and acoustics, the end result is one not to be taken lightly. With a live performance that feeds upon the harvest of your goose bumps and every droplet of adrenaline, skycamefalling is poetry in motion.

Formed in 1997, skycamefalling have not yet come close to reaching their peak. The band still continues to push the envelope in creativity and exploration in their song writing, never once hesitating to experiment with new sounds, structures, or instruments. skycamefalling defies all molds and have always set their own accords often leaving them shrouded in mystery and the public's interest level peaked.

The bands past achievements are certainly not ones that should be overlooked. With a self-released 4 track demo, which went on to sell well over 1,700 copies, that caught the attention of Belgium's Good Life Recordings. More than impressed with the following the band had quickly garnered and skycamefalling's unique approach, Good Life Recordings went on to release their EP, "To Forever Embrace The Sun". Stunned and excited at the reception they were receiving from the United States and Europe, skycamefalling decided to buckle down and get serious. The year 2000 found the band reentering the studio. With nearly 64 minutes of music and an eye-catching layout, skycamefalling's debut full length CD "10:21" has been praised and hailed by many critics. With numerous tours and performances under their belt and no intentions of slowing down or holding back, there is no telling what the future holds for this band.

Spawned from the desire to compose challenging and innovative music, skycamefalling seems to raise the bar with each release. continues to gain new fans and listeners across the globe. Perhaps its about time you heard music's best kept secret.