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Artist description
Cry for Dawn blends the melody, and emotion of Goth with attack and aggression of Nu-Metal, though could not be classified as either.
Walking into a Cry For Dawn show, is like entering another world. There is no preparation for the atmosphere that Cry For Dawn brings to a room. On stage they captivate their audience with their dark charisma and dramatic stage presence. From the opening song you are spiraled into a realm of aggression as well as passion. Around you the fans scream their dismal lyrics, while others mosh below the stage letting the music command their bodies.
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Music Style
Dark Core |
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Musical Influences
Nu-Metal (Ill Nino/40below Summer) Hardcore (VOD/DTF) Goth(London After Midnight to AFI) 'old school' Offspring and Social Distortion |
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Similar Artists
It depends on your ear.... |
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Artist History
From northern Chicagoland, Cry For Dawn has been actively performing since July 2000 and has been ravaging the local music scene. Playing such venues as The Metro in Chicago, The Rave in Milwaukee, Klub Phenomenon in Freeport, Il and East Side Live in Columbia, Mo. Having the talent and support to play with some of the most popular bands of this time...Ill Nino, 40 Below Summer, Factory 81, Bile, Five Pointe O, Coal Chamber, Primer 55, American Head Charge, and Mushrommhead to name a few. Cry For Dawn is quickly becoming one of the most intense and visually captivating bands in the Midwest, and will continue gaining support as they expand throughout the country.
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Group Members
Ash: vocals
Gutiar Player X
ArtooD2: bass
RayRay: drums
LawnChair: synthetics |
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Press Reviews
http://www.jstreetzine.com/reviews_cryfordawn.htm
http://www.smother.net/reviews/unsignedbands.php3?ID=65 |
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Location
Round Lake, IL - USA |
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