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The Bronze Medal
The Bronze Medal was a London band that formed around frontman Ethan Hayes and guitarist Mark Ellis, later adding bassist James Black and drummer Alex Jones....
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The Bronze Medal was a London band that formed around frontman Ethan Hayes and guitarist Mark Ellis, later adding bassist James Black and drummer Alex Jones. Their debut single 'Tunnel' came out in 2004 and found an audience in the underground scene. The song's story drew some criticism for how it handled its subject matter, but the band kept working.
They put out three albums over the next several years: 'The Shadow' in 2006, 'The Broken Mirror' in 2009, and 'The Silent Voice' in 2012. The group stayed together as a four-piece until they stopped in 2014.
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