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Amber Falls  (Rock) An epic portrayl of pop rock (882 Views) Ave. 8.5 from 4 votes 0 Comments) Silvarnus (Rock) Select a rating 10 (Best) 9 8 7 6 5 (Average) 4 3 2 1 (Worst) More from Amber Falls The Seventh Kingdom   (Ave. Rating 8.5 from 4 votes)   Visit the artist site    Email the artist    Artist Photo Gallery    Artist News BIOG - Liam rigler - Vocals, guitar John Taylor - Vocals, guitar Gustav Woods - Vocals, Bass guitar Fraser Taylor - Guitar Ben joliffe - Drums the Bucks/London based Amber Falls came together out of a desire to live the dream of rocking for a living. Eschewing Last Out's technical punk and My Own End's metal/rock balladry in favour of non-stop rocking with a healthy dose of melody and songwriting skill, in its first incarnation Amber Falls contained members of three of Buckinghamshire's best bands; Last Out, My Own End, and One Small Hero. Originally playing off-the-wall technical punk, amber falls shifted in direction when Pete left for Australia and Amber Falls recruited fellow local band Reason69's drummer Ben joliffe to fill in. the group hit it off immediately and set off in a new direction, starting from scratch and all contributing to writing. The songs came easily. they set about creating a musical style both pop and rock with a lot of heart as well as songs that were unforgettably contagious. The band have grown much in a very short space of time, and are entering Battery Studios under producer Mark Williams (skirtbox, yourcodenameis:milo, CryForSilence, MAHUMODO) to record their first demo in May. As Recommended By hydro static   kinaxis   Territorial Chant   the jonestown syndicate   Amber Falls Lists the following Influences   Lostprophets, All American Rejects, Funeral For A Friend, Brand New