Reviews
‘Resolute sounding and
chocked to the gills
with massive, assertive guitar sounds...dark and edgy,
defying expectation’
Kerrang! - KKK
‘This is five tracks of rocking riff-tastic post-hardcore and well
worth a listen.’
Paul Savage - Punktastic
‘They have taken
a tried and tested formula of slightly metallic rock, filed off all the
rough edges and polished it so you can see your face in it.’
peppermintiguana.co.uk
‘Very
catchy.’
room thirteen
‘Fantastic!...
There’s nothing like a little over modulated microphone in a hard rocking
tune, I love that! Just right right right against distortion.’
Adam Curry - Daily Source Code
‘Really,
really good...expansive’
Adam Walton - BBC Radio Wales
‘an EP that sounds massive...
a sound somewhere between Hundred Reasons and
Pearl Jam, it's only a matter of time before the labels
come knocking.’
Nerve Magazine
‘If you like your rock heavy...
There’s no denying the high quality of musicianship
within A Thousand Suns... they are definitely a band
worth checking out.’ Jenny May – Band Weblogs
New material and tour plans
Word up! We are currently working hard on new material, writing, recording
and re writing until the tunes kick maximum amounts of ass. We are also trying
to secure a number of consecutive gigs to allow us to spread our musical wings
around the country. Lookout on our Myspace for sneak previews of the new songs.
For Tour news, watch this space...
18th January 2008
A Thousand Suns make Kerrang!
As lifelong fans, this is a very proud moment for us to get our
EP reviewed in the mighty pages of KErrang! Check out the review for yourself.
We're the first review on the top of page 47, issue no.1188.
5th December 2007
A Thousand Suns EP now on iTunes!
For all you iTunes people out there wishing to have a listen to
our music, click
here to buy any of the tracks from our debut EP DestroyCreate
on iTunes now!
5th December 2007
A Thousand Suns came together in the winter of 2006, the three founding members; Dan, Tom and Joe had previously played together in other bands in the local scene. Even with the creation of a new sound the band were still lacking something. This problem was soon overcome with the addition of Super Gaz who instantly clicked with the band. In the past year they have played all over South Wales, sharing stages with up and coming bands such as Kill The Arcade, 12 Gauge Alliance, Working Class Heroes, Klay and Resonate.
A Thousand Suns recently entered the studio with highly regarded producer Romesh Dodangoda, who has worked with other South Wales heavyweights Kids In Glass Houses, Dopamine and The Blackout. With the band hardly having left the studio the tracks were being played on BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio Wales. The band are currently preparing to launch their debut EP ‘DestroyCreate’with a launch party at the Cardiff Barfly on December 5th.