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Fusing contemporary post-hardcore, metal and indie rock with an arsenal of memorable hooks, Secret Lives of the Freemasons features an impressive four part guitar and bass section made up of Jim Debardi, Tucker Ensley, Joshua Harbin and Justin Elrod. Rounding out the band is drummer Travis Moss and front man Brien Worshsam, whose extraordinary range and songwriting skills help propel Secret Lives far beyond the cookie-cutter punk/hardcore/screamo formula.[see full story for more]
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