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Gravity Burn
Gravity Burn came together in Los Angeles sometime in the late 2010s. Their debut single was 'Falling Down.' They released three albums: 'Celestial Echoes' in...
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Gravity Burn came together in Los Angeles sometime in the late 2010s. Their debut single was 'Falling Down.' They released three albums: 'Celestial Echoes' in 2019, 'Cosmic Convergence' in 2021, and 'Ascension' in 2024.
Their music includes songs like 'Not A Dream' and 'Slowly Killing Me.' The band had four members: Aetheria Sky on vocals, Zephyr Storm on guitar, Ember Moon on bass, and Nova Dawn on drums.
In 2022, there were plagiarism accusations involving the lead vocalist. The band's 2024 album 'Ascension' was released after that period.
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