Between Earth & Sky

BETWEEN EARTH & SKY, a collection of five individuals bound together by a love for the writings of Ernest Becker and Samuel Beckett and endless amounts of vegan food at Vancouver's 'Bo Kong Vegetarian Restaurant' have finally after nine long years managed to pull their personal lives together long enough to synthesize their perspectives on tragic experiences into a collection of songs infused with anguish and hope. Profoundly inspired by the inevitability of suffering Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

BETWEEN EARTH & SKY, a collection of five individuals bound together by a love for the writings of Ernest Becker and Samuel Beckett and endless amounts of vegan food at Vancouver's 'Bo Kong Vegetarian Restaurant' have finally after nine long years managed to pull their personal lives together long enough to synthesize their perspectives on tragic experiences into a collection of songs infused with anguish and hope. Profoundly inspired by the inevitability of suffering, the members of BETWEEN EARTH & SKY delve deeply into irony by attempting to use powerful, fast, yet melodic hardcore songs with insightful lyrics in a vain attempt to unravel their anxiety about the inevitability of their demise. Featuring a line up of experienced members (Greg Bennick and EJ Bastien of TRIAL and Alexei Rodriguez of TRIAL, CATHARSIS and PRONG; Sean Lande of STRAIN and BY A THREAD; and sometime solo artist Happy Kreter, also of GOB, and formerly a professional wrestler in Extreme Canadian Championship Wrestling), BETWEEN EARTH & SKY will release their debut EP in 2011 on Refuse Records in Europe as a CDep and 12"EP, and in the United States on Hellfish Records as a double 7". http://www.myspace.com/Betweenearthandsky http://www.facebook.com/pages/Between-Earth-Sky/193000417398047 Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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…shrink me down again