NYC-based alt-rock quartet Atomic Life are evolving into final form on their new single “Stolen Youth”
Drummer Billy Rymer (The Dillinger Escape Plan), Cody Hosza (Glassjaw) on guitar, and Michael Sadis (The Rivalry) on bass come together with emboldened lead vocalist Adea Frances to craft a heavy, post-punk sound with immense depth. “Stolen Youth” finds the band kicking their foot through the door with haunting lyrics and memorable melodies – a clear cut representation of their feverish approach to straddling subgenres.
The band will also be hitting the road this March with The World is a Beautiful Place and I’m no Longer Afraid to Die
3.19 – Brighton Music Hall
3.20 – Brooklyn Monarch
3.21 – Ottobar, Baltimore
3.22 – Unitarian Church, Philly
3.27 – Velvet Underground, Toronto
3.28 – Meteor, Windsor, Ontario
3.29 – Subterranean, Chicago
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