Constellations

There are multiple bands known by this name, including: 1. An alternative band from Nashville. 2. A 5 piece metalcore band from Columbus, Ohio. 3. A 5 piece Progressive Metalcore band from Berlin, Germany. 4. A 5 piece Metal band from Milton Keynes, England. 5. An alternative rock band from Mesa, AZ. 6. An electronic / ambient project from Liverpool, UK. 1. With members from Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia and Michigan, Nashville alternative rock group Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

There are multiple bands known by this name, including: 1. An alternative band from Nashville. 2. A 5 piece metalcore band from Columbus, Ohio. 3. A 5 piece Progressive Metalcore band from Berlin, Germany. 4. A 5 piece Metal band from Milton Keynes, England. 5. An alternative rock band from Mesa, AZ. 6. An electronic / ambient project from Liverpool, UK. 1. With members from Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia and Michigan, Nashville alternative rock group Constellations has quickly garnered a reputation during their tenure as students at Belmont University. Lead singer and songwriter Jason Wozniak leads Constellations with a booming, and commanding voice with eclectic songwriting skills that far surpass his age. The artistry of Constellations begins with his passion for music. Cole Suddarth, lead guitarist, brings creative inspiration with his unique approach to guitar work, drawing influence from Young the Giant, The Killers, and more. Bassist Andersen Reed also is a fan favorite, being a large source of energy in live performances. Drummer Aaron Krak has a reputation for being a quieter person, but you wouldn't know it from his drumming style. Keyboardist Adam Lochemes is the newest member of Constellations, but adds another element of musical depth found in similar bands such as COIN, Relient K, and more. Constellations formed as college freshman at Belmont University, in August, 2014. Less than two weeks after first meeting, Constellations auditioned for, and performed in the 2014 Belmont Christian Showcase Series, in the Curb Arena for over a thousand students and industry professionals. The members wrote the remaining songs of An Honest Heart in Pembroke Hall at Belmont, and recorded in Ocean Way Studios in Nashville. The name Constellations comes from the shared belief that individual stars do not stand out, it’s groups formed in union that combine to make something more than themselves. Taken in context, there are greater things in life for us than we can do alone, a message taken to heart in the songs written for An Honest Heart. 2. Constellations was a 5 piece metalcore band from Columbus, Ohio. Active from March 2008-December 2009, the group consisted primarily of Nick Hudgins, John Anthony Vadala, Tyler Stupalsky, Brett Horner and Trent Underwood. 3. Constellations is a 5 piece Progressive Metalcore band from Berlin, Germany. The band unleashes a modern surge of Hardcore that boasts aggressive energy, but also indulges in precision and attention for detail. After gathering song material in late 2010 and completing the line-up in early 2011, the band entered the DAILYHERO Studios in Berlin in March 2011, recording their debut EP 'Failure & Consequences', the artwork of which was crafted by Daniel Wagner from DDUB Designs. The release is due on May 21st 2011. 4. Constellations is a 5 piece Metal band from Milton Keynes, England 5. Constellations is an alternative rock band from Mesa, AZ. 6. Constellations is the ambitious project of Liverpool based multi-instrumentalist Mark Magill. Known for his punk/Indie rock exploits in bands such as Down and Outs, Grampus 8, and The No Marks amongst others, Constellations sees Mark take on an ambient gentle approach and collaborate with Harpist Rebecca Sharp (who also worked with Mark on the Whale Song project). Lush electronic backdrop combined with Harp, guitar and soft vocals provide a perfect and intriguing mix that make Constellations so hard to ignore. Two 2-track EPs are available for free/pay-what-you-want download from here (A) and here (B). 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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