Erra’s Jesse Cash is certainly a busy guy. Between the primary band he’s in (guitarist and vocalist of Erra) and his other work in the decidedly more melodic Ghost Atlas, the amount of free time he has is somewhere around zero. Not simply a mere side project, though, the first two Ghost Atlas EP’s were very good alt-rock albums that lied somewhere between Circa Survive, Deftones, and Saosin. You might even say, with his immense talent, that Ghost Atlas might eventually be a household name on the level of Erra, or maybe even bigger.
That’s not the point, though. The new Ghost Atlas album, All is in sync, and there’s nothing left to sing about, is an exciting ride somewhere between melodic post-hardcore and alternative rock. But it’s also a more dynamic beast than the previous two EP’s. The debut full-length drops November 17th – preorder links below.
Cash says “Erra is a metal band, I’ve always enjoyed playing and writing that stuff, but Ghost Atlas is more of a reflection of what I personally enjoy, what I listen to most and what influenced my songwriting late in high school.”
