Within The Eddy

eddy – n. a current moving contrary to the direction of the main current, especially a whirlpool – a force combining all of its surrounding elements. Within The Eddy’s sound bridges the divide between the worlds of Ozzfest and the WARPED Tour. Picture the infrared precision of Iron Maiden colliding with the spidery melodicism of Evanescence. Led by the brother / sister team of Michael and Christina Salerno, their sonic tapestry weaves an articulate melancholy that reaches, confirms, and stirs a listener’s innermost senses. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

eddy – n. a current moving contrary to the direction of the main current, especially a whirlpool – a force combining all of its surrounding elements. Within The Eddy’s sound bridges the divide between the worlds of Ozzfest and the WARPED Tour. Picture the infrared precision of Iron Maiden colliding with the spidery melodicism of Evanescence. Led by the brother / sister team of Michael and Christina Salerno, their sonic tapestry weaves an articulate melancholy that reaches, confirms, and stirs a listener’s innermost senses. It seems the best of songwriting teams share a telepathy. In the case of Within The Eddy, it’s not by accident, but from that of bloodline. The centrifugal force from which their craft derives, is a dedication that is not a choice but a calling captured on their debut release, “Breaking Axioms.” Originally from Chattanooga, TN but now calling Los Angeles home, this band distills the common threads of our human condition into the thirteen compositions that make up their debut. Emphasis tracks include the epic arrangement of bold rocker “No Trace,” along with the white hot swagger of “Mr. Sulafane.” This sheer maelstrom force is rounded out by the poignant, elegant beauty of the ballad “I’ll Never Forget.” Whether transforming experiences of love and inspiration or transforming years of childhood demons into a sonic experience, their incendiary blend is as potent as it is captivating… 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