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Attalus

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Formed in May of 2010, Attalus is a much beloved and much missed five-piece band from Raleigh, NC. After the release of their debut album in 2010, “The Greater Tide EP”, Attalus established themselves in a saturated field of post-rock, alternative, genre-expanding bands. Fueled by the conceptual lyricism and evocative ballad-style compositions of singer/songwriter/pianist, <a href="spotify:artist:2trYN3MImkNABHx9fIGhWt" data-name="Seth Davey">Seth Davey</a>, and driven forward by the dynamic, masterful guitar and compositional work of singer/screamer <a href="spotify:artist:624K67YS4jyFN9LQQjrtaE" data-name="Evan King">Evan King</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:1YEdA7g8aYYMsOKKpm6yJk" data-name="John Sierra">John Sierra</a>, and held together by the expert drumming of Chris Sierra, and undergirded by the bass-slapping of formative original member John Amos, Attalus went on to release two independent full lengths--"Post Tenebras Lux" (2011) and "Gospel Hymns, Vol. 1" (2013), before getting signed to Facedown Records with their 16-song collaborative opus, "Into the Sea."

Attalus has since disbanded, but there is plenty new music to enjoy from the band members. From Seth Davey's 12-song, piano-driven concept album "Kingdom Rising", to John Sierra's acoustic-americana debut EP, "The Wonder", to Evan King's (<a href="spotify:artist:7KTRLXDlkEZ0wG3xUDnEEd" data-name="Old Solar">Old Solar</a>) post-rock instrumental album, "Quiet Prayers", the river that was Attalus continues to branch out into new streams.

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