G S
G S formed in the early 2000s with Ethan Skyline on vocals and guitar, Gavin Stone on bass, and Samuel Rain on drums. They had a song called "Clxudy Days"...
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G S formed in the early 2000s with Ethan Skyline on vocals and guitar, Gavin Stone on bass, and Samuel Rain on drums. They had a song called "Clxudy Days" that people connected with, though the details around its reception are hazy.
Their music tended toward the atmospheric, with titles like "Whispers in the Wind" and "Shadows of Doubt" suggesting a certain mood. The existing information mentions some pushback against their lyrical content, but it's unclear what that specifically entailed or how it played out.
They put out an album called "Illusions of Reality" at some point. The band's story, as it's been passed along, includes mentions of financial strain and label rejections early on, which isn't uncommon. Beyond that, the record is thin.
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