Sturgis Journal: Through The Ashes on the rise
Five Sturgis-area guys, sifting through the ashes of their own tribulations, were united to form Through The Ashes. That not only strengthened lasting friendships, but has enabled them to take their music to the masses, reports the Sturgis Journal. The band’s music is a culmination of metal, hardcore and thrash. It rocks, but an underlying focus on melody ultimately drives the music.
Excerpt: Through The Ashes recently signed a national recording contract with Turning Point Records. The band’s name simply is a motto — No matter what adversities, you will rise above. “We have all been through some trying times and have come together as ‘brothers’ to overcome,” the band said. “All of us have been rebuilt from some crazy life experiences.”
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