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Sound Of Eden
Sound of Eden formed in the late 1990s with Robert Bradley on vocals, Danny Bradley on guitar, Mike Davis on drums, and Tony Nolan on bass. Their debut album...
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Sound of Eden formed in the late 1990s with Robert Bradley on vocals, Danny Bradley on guitar, Mike Davis on drums, and Tony Nolan on bass. Their debut album 'The Promise' came out in 2001 and included the track 'Another Chance,' which became one of their better-known songs.
By 2004, Danny Bradley and Tony Nolan had left the group. Robert Bradley and Mike Davis continued with new members Chris Miller on guitar and John Pierce on bass. They released the album 'Redemption' in 2006, which had a heavier sound than their earlier work.
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