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Elements
Elements formed in the early 2000s with Ethan Hayes on vocals and guitar, Alex Carter on lead guitar, Ben Jenkins on bass, and Marcus Smith on drums. Their...
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Elements formed in the early 2000s with Ethan Hayes on vocals and guitar, Alex Carter on lead guitar, Ben Jenkins on bass, and Marcus Smith on drums. Their debut album 'Rain and Flame' gave them their first major song of the same name. The record drew some attention from critics, with Rolling Stone taking notice at the time.
Their music mixed rock and metal with progressive touches, built around Hayes's vocals and heavy guitar work. They weren't interested in fitting neatly into industry expectations, which sometimes caused friction. The band kept the same lineup through their early years.
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