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Basement In Fire
Basement In Fire formed in the early 2000s around vocalist Ethan James, guitarist Dylan Hayes, bassist Jake Taylor, and drummer Ben Carter. They started as a...
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Basement In Fire formed in the early 2000s around vocalist Ethan James, guitarist Dylan Hayes, bassist Jake Taylor, and drummer Ben Carter. They started as a garage band, playing shows and rehearsing while trying to build an audience. In 2010, they released their debut EP, also called 'Basement In Fire,' which got some radio play and helped them land an opening slot on a larger tour.
After that EP, they put out a few albums: 'Embers from the Flame' in 2012, 'Ashes to Fire' in 2015, and 'Phoenix Rising' in 2018. Their songs like 'Basement In Fire' and 'Feel The Rock N' Roll' have a straightforward rock sound with loud guitars and clear vocals. The band kept playing shows and recording music through the 2010s.
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