Norwegian metalcore act STORM proves that talent has no age and creates music packed with brutal riffs, roaring vocals, twists, and hooks that captures the listeners from the very first second!

   STORM draws inspiration from bands such as Bring Me The Horizon, Falling in Reverse, Motionless in White and Yungblud, and he is a part the new wave in music that appeals to a generation rather than to fans of a specific genre. In 2021 the young multi-talent got noticed and STORM managed to secure a record deal with the prestigious Indie Recordings, and booking agent with the renowned All Things Live.

   STORM is finally ready to release his self-composed debut EP and with this he has one goal; namely to show the world who STORM is. The EP consists of slamming riffs, brutal vocals, and lyrics about handling fear and difficulties in life. The result is a dynamic and outstanding EP.

Booking: Geir Tore Grinde gt@allthingslive.com

Label: Celine Høie celine@indierecordings.no

American artist Myles Bullen (they) (Absentee Shawnee) is a self-described "migratory, songbird, rap seamstress, art poet" hailing from Portland, ME. His music is influenced by indie rock bands, underrated rappers, spoken word poets, and soft, folk melodies. Bullen has toured the US and parts of Europe performing at music venues, colleges, recovery centers, prisons, festivals, coffee shops, and opera houses. He has released several EPs, and multiple albums on the internet including their latest, Mourning Travels (Fake Four Inc. January 2022), which includes the single "Ordinary Magic," and features Armand Hammer's Billy Woods (see the video here).

"The intersection of rap and introversion doesn't seem to be particularly populous-if anything, the genre has traditionally been an outlet for otherwise-shy kids to express themselves more confidently than anywhere else. Thus leaving the lane wide open for someone like Myles Bullen to come through and drop an album like Mourning Travels, which often feels more like sing-songy poetry than hard-hitting bars, with only a handful of soft-voiced, bedroom-confined emcees of yore-such as Otem Relik and Deathbomb-signee Hareld-setting a precedent. With ideas and sounds carrying over from their last record, Healing Hurts, Mourning Travels is a continuation of the journey toward recovery, comfortably translating all the twists along the way into interesting left-turn instrumental and lyrical choices." - Original article by Flood Magazine; edited by DJ Chaz

American artist Zac Tÿrr, a family man and healthcare provider, is a Rapper/Rocker coming from Southern Illinois. With influences from the likes of Eminem, Falling in Reverse and Mac Miller, to name a few, Zac is known for his ability to make a wide-range of music within multiple genres.

-Dreamalyze