Music Style Alternative Rock, yet they don't like to label themselves.

Musical Influences Third Eye Blind, U2, Creed, Our Lady Peace, Incubus, Lifehouse... just to name a few.

Artist History Atrium formed in the summer of 2002. Those were the end of their high school days, and they all wanted a little something more from life. All of them had various musical backgrounds. Matt Krumpholz grew up around music all of his life. He played in the band throughout most of high school, and after many invitations,finally decided to team up with songwriter and singer Barton Hill. Hill had played with other bands throughout his life, although none really excelled. His first band "Surreal" did in fact release a demo, however after his freshman year in high school. Ross Gebhart entered the band after playing countless times with Hill, including a few talent shows, and local gigs. Ross adds to the technical aspect of the band, while approching the members with new ideas and fresh styles. Having the experience under his belt, Gebhart is the fuel behind the fire of Atrium. Finally, Kenny Reyhorst decided to play with Atrium after taking after his father, who was once also in a band. Reyhorst playes the bass, as well as writes lyrics for Atrium. He adds the essential element of the band with everything from whitty lyrics, to the guttiest bass lines. Taking all of these talents and tossing them in a blender brings you a group none other than Atrium. The thing that sets Atrium apart is that they don't write specific songs. They write from the heart. Every member is involved in the songwriting as well. Although all of the members are currently at college, they plan to record and release a demo album this summer with at least 10 tracks on it.

Group Members Ross Gebhart: Rhythm guitar, Lead Guitar, and vocals Matt Krumpholz: Drums, Percussion, Keys, vocals Barton Hill: Rhythm guitar, Lead vocals Kenny Reyhorst: Bass guitar, vocals

Location The Woodlands, TX - USA

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