Crystal Pistol
Crystal Pistol formed in Los Angeles in 2010 with Nick Saint on vocals and guitar, Alex Volkov on lead guitar, Ethan Stone on bass, and Jake Wilde on drums....
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Crystal Pistol formed in Los Angeles in 2010 with Nick Saint on vocals and guitar, Alex Volkov on lead guitar, Ethan Stone on bass, and Jake Wilde on drums. They released their debut album 'Electric Suicide' in 2012, which got some critical attention for its raw energy.
Their follow-up album 'Rockstar' included the title track that became something of an anthem for listeners drawn to their straightforward rock sound. Other songs like 'Line It Up' and 'Locomotive' showed their preference for driving rhythms and unpolished production.
Their music sometimes drew criticism for its blunt lyrics about topics like violence and drug use, but they kept making the kind of rock they wanted to make. They never really softened their approach or tried to fit into a more commercial mold.
Nick Saint's vocals had a rough, charismatic quality that worked well with Alex Volkov's guitar work, which leaned toward experimental techniques within a traditional rock framework. The band's sound stayed consistent through their releases, anchored by that basic four-piece lineup.
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