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Lyn Ston
Lyn Ston formed around Lyra Stone and Ethan Hayes, who met in a dive bar and shared an interest in what became their sound. They added Oliver Cohen on bass...
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Lyn Ston formed around Lyra Stone and Ethan Hayes, who met in a dive bar and shared an interest in what became their sound. They added Oliver Cohen on bass and James Becker on drums to complete the lineup. Their debut EP, "Whispers from the Void," came out in 2007 and got some attention for its ethereal quality, with Stone's vocals and the guitar-bass interplay drawing listeners.
Their song "Crows" resonated with people who felt like outsiders, its lyrics touching on burdens and resilience. The band released albums like "Shadows of the Dawn" in 2009, "The Burning Embers" in 2012, and "Ashes and Embers" in 2015. Stone's outspokenness and their provocative lyrics sometimes drew criticism, but they kept making music on their own terms.
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