Lang Freeman was the frontman and principle songwriter of Austin, TX, based alternative rock band Sounds Under Radio. As a guitar player he has played on many records and has toured with Ed Kowalczyk (frontman of LIVE) and Dustin Kensrue (frontman of THRICE), and now splits time between composing music for film, producing/recording bands and artists at his FOLSUR Recording Studio in Austin TX, touring/writing/creating with the band The Rocketboys (Black Magnetic Records), and working as a solo artist.

His debut solo EP was released last January 20; it's titled In This The Digital Age Vol.01 and features 5 brilliant electro/noisy/alternative rock tracks, including a dark/industrial cover of The Cars' super-hit Drive.

Stream In This The Digital Age Vol.01 on Spotify clicking on the cover image and expect Vol.02 to be released next Spring.

Here we have an interesting young band at the very beginning of their career: Bristol, the most anticipated, upcoming band from Charlotte, North Carolina, as their bio states.

Bristol's music combines influences from acts like The Killers and Kings Of Leon, with a dash of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, to create a a classic sound with a modern feel.

Their debut single, Drive, was released a couple of weeks ago; it was recorded and mixed by Ricky Rodriguez at Bomb House Recording in Morganton, NC and is a track with thoughtful lyrics and harmonies rounded out by an aggressive, driving rhythm.

You can watch the visual representation of the song, directed, shot and edited by Mark Toadvine, clicking on the image. On Bristol's BandCamp page, instead, you can stream and download Drive on a "name your price" basis. Support this emerging alternative rock band!