Seasons After

Keeping track of Iron Maiden and Trust No More amongst their affects, Seasons After is definitely a melodic alternative steel band away of Wichita, Kansas. Created in 2006 with vocalist Chris Schlichting, guitarists Chris Dawson and Steve Frank, bassist Michael Byers, and drummer Tim Rails, they self-released their debut recording, Through Tomorrow, in 2008. In ’09 2009, the quintet authorized with Warner GROUP, and Jim Beattie changed business lead guitarist Frank. Through Tomorrow was presented with the official label launch in the springtime of 2010, and their cover of Gerard McMann’s “Cry Small Sister” from your 1987 film The Shed Boys produced waves following the broader reissue, showing up on Billboard’s rock and roll songs charts immediately after. Amidst their newfound achievement, Schlichting suddenly remaining the music group and was changed by vocalist Tony Housh. Over time of silence including legal woes using the label, the music group announced a reflective, self-released second LP in nov 2014 entitled Calamity Marks & Memoirs, with Jesse Saint (Emphatic) changing Byers on bass. Its solitary, “Weathered and Worn,” came back the music group to the rock and roll graphs in 2015.