Rising To Breathe Out
Rising to Breathe Out formed around frontman Ezra Crane and guitarist Mateo Reyes, who shared an interest in raw rock. They worked with producer Mark Ethan on...
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Rising to Breathe Out formed around frontman Ezra Crane and guitarist Mateo Reyes, who shared an interest in raw rock. They worked with producer Mark Ethan on their debut album "Ashes to Ashes," which included the song "Digging the Grave." That track got some radio play and drew attention to the band.
Their lyrics sometimes touched on dark themes, which led to some criticism about being too nihilistic. They had other songs like "Four Minutes To Doomsday" and "Getting Lost" that followed in a similar vein. The band kept playing shows and putting out music despite the occasional pushback.
They didn't become a household name, but they built a following with their straightforward approach. Songs like "Indignation" and "T4 (Pull Down)" showed they could write tight, focused rock without much fuss.
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