Sons of Silver is joining forces with Amazon Music for “Inauguration Reverberation” the band’s first show of 2021

Sons of Silver is joining forces with Amazon Music for “Inauguration Reverberation” the band’s first show of 2021, a 60-minute Live Stream and Q & A. Tune in to Amazon Music’s Twitch Channel on January 18 at 2pm pst, 4pm cst, 5pm est. Tune in here: https://amzn.to/37P9xo9.

“a melodic yet gritty noise renaissance, this is smart rock n’ roll and a collection of silvery anthems that further illustrate that if you listen, music can change the world” – Subba-Cultcha.

Sons of Silver is frontman Peter Argyropoulos of Pete RG, original Pearl Jam drummer Dave Krusen, Candlebox bassist Adam Kury, former Skillet guitarist Kevin Haaland, and keyboardist and engineer Brina Kabler. The group’s collective songwriting style and artistic connection make them, and their debut EP Doomsday Noises a force to be reckoned with.

“burns with barely controlled intensity, the band may have laid down Doomsday Noises before the world truly went to hell in a handbasket, but there’s no question that theirs is the soundtrack to the current crisis and if you’re more inclined to defiance than despair, then it’s a record you’ll want to add to your collection” – Sonic Abuse.

Backed by beyond solid musicianship Sons of Silver takes on issues of social division and reckoning with their insightful lyrical storytelling. The songs on Doomsday Noises are spin offs from jam sessions in 2019, they were recorded before the COVID-19 pandemic, before the most recent equality awakening and calls for justice, but you’d never know it based on the lyrics.

“We write and create our music, collectively. We celebrate collaboration. We’re careful to be inclusive and open to all thoughts and ideas. We embrace our differences. We respect and protect each other no matter how much we might disagree. We move forward together. We’ve learned that division is very destructive, and it begins when listening ends. So, we’re always listening,” shares frontman Argyropoulos.