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New Nobility

7 January 2013

Kalance Theory vs. Cold Forty Three

Written by Dustin on 7 January 2013

Kalance Theory have put together the first run of 2013. Granted it’s still very very early, but this duo are making their 3rd straight appearance on Gashouse Live’s Band vs Band. It’s easy to call their sound folk-rock, but a closer listen would suggest that the music has many more sounds than just one genre. […]