Elliott Ecton

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Bands

City of Fallen Kings is going to be an amazing new rock band!

November 28, 2013

It is time to get excited about a great new rock project, City of Fallen Kings.  It will feature three amazing musicians/artists; Brett Hestla, Will Hunt, and Elliott Ecton. These three guys history includes Dark New Day, Evanescence, Device, Signum A.D., Virgos Merlot, Creed, Black Label Society, Skrape, and Methods of Mayhem and many more. So now you know they mean business and they definitely can deliver! They have announced a Kickstarter campaign where you can help send City of Fallen Kings into the studio. I have always been a strong believer in the Kickstarter campaigns where you can directly  help your favorite musicians and become part of the process. In today’s age of music, bands have to take charge on their own t make things happen.  So if you want to keep listening to great new bands and new rock, then you have to be part and support the music scene. What better way than making a pledge and you can get some cook rewards in return. There is a variety of rewards that can fit anyone’s budget [Read More]

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New Music

Signum A.D. new EP set to release this month!

August 14, 2012

Guess what I got this week?? The upcoming new EP from Signum A.D. “Veto the Vultures Vol. 1”.  I was really excited to hear new music from them.  Being that Elliott Ecton is the only original member of the band as of August 2011, I was pleased to hear what a great sound his new band has.  The new lineup with Elliott consists of Blake Mattea (guitar), Justin Mattea (bass), Angel Delgado (drums), and Sammy Vincent (vocals). The first song on the EP which is going to be their first single and is already hitting the airwaves is “Chemical Lifeline”. It comes at you full force and delivers the energy and rock sound that I love. It reminds me a bit of Black Stone Cherry or Hinder which is a good thing! It has a great southern rock feel. The vocals of Sammy emit intensity and energy that comes across through all their songs. On “Let it Out” you really get to enjoy powerful guitar work, heavy drums and cool guitar bends. Then they follow up [Read More]