It Lives, It Breathes

Providence, Rhode Isle rock act It all Lives, It all Breathes formed following the break up of post-hardcore music group A Faylene Sky. The group mixed disparate musical styles like electronica, hard rock and roll, and metal right into a style-blurring collision. Resurrecting themselves having a defiant fresh band name, previous Faylene vocalist Kevin Lacerda and guitarist/programmer Kris Sobanski had been became a member of by vocalist/bassist Jordan Stevens and guitarist Anthony DiBiase. The band’s initial lineup released its self-titled debut EP in 2012. It presented tunes like “German Ladies Can Invade My Pole-Land Anytime” and “I Don’t Provide a Jean-Claude Truck Damme.” The EDM-influenced one “Component Deux” premiered before the entrance of their sophomore EP, We Can be found in Quantities, which featured performances by A Reduction for Phrases and Crown the Empire. Some singles was released in the arriving years, especially the breakout monitor “IndepenDance Time,” which highlighted the band’s electronica aspect. They agreed upon with Stay Ill Recordings, the label made by Attila frontman Chris “Fronz” Fronzak. Their initial LP, Sterling silver Knights, premiered in Apr 2016, debuting in the very best 20 of Billboard’s Best Heatseekers graph. The album highlighted Jonny Craig on “Devils” and Kyle Lucas on “Miley Pathogen (THE MAIN ONE).”