Atomic Rule (Feat. Ex-Every Time I Die/Trap Them/Eternal Sleep) is Looking for a Vocalist
We all know that the dissolution of Every Time I Die led to the creation of both Better Lovers and Many Eyes, but a third band featuring Andy Williams (ex-Every Time I Die), Travis Bennington (Eternal Sleep) and Chris Maggio (Trap Them, Wear Your Wounds, and more) – is looking for a vocalist.
The band most recently played an instrumental debut set during Better Lovers’ BLissmas show earlier this month, but the band recently posted on social media that they’re looking to add a voice to the mix.
“We are Atomic Rule. The 3 of us are making music we want to play. We’re currently finding a 4th on vocals at this moment. Once that’s figured out, we’re taking over. Blissmas ’24 was an incredible opportunity for us to give you all a taste of what we’re doing. Heavy ass power grooves. We’d like to thank @brainbuster_ @jgraffy_12 @billkarachristos @hana_devore @laurab.tattoo @drew_askullonce @metaljeff for all the help, time and drive they have seen helped and brought effortless power to the 3 of us during this process!
“Thank you Better Lovers for this opportunity to play in front of a crowd! Last but not least thank you Full Bleed Mfg for printing up amazing merch in no time! Incredible job! Grab a teesh on our big cartel that will have a link in our bio! Party on until next time. AR”
In a follow up post, the band clarified that they were looking for something specific when it came to choosing their vocalist.
“Singers that want to audition. Things to include when messaging. Years of music experience. Years of singing experience. Touring experience. Must have a discography or things for us to listen to. If you have none of these, please don’t bother. We’re looking for someone to bring actual ideas to the table with composing music. We would like multi dimensional singers. Not just a screamer. DM us if you are interested. AR”
So there ya have it. If you think you’ve got the chops, try and audition. Could be an opportunity of a lifetime.
