FATHOM CITY

 

The Detroit music scene is not a

single genre. A collective effort from

 various talents define this area

 through musicianship, dedication,

 and a work ethic that has derived

 from the blue collar mentality

that has always made Detroit great.

 

Fathom City has taken it upon

 themselves to pay tribute to the

 variety of sounds that makes the

 Detroit music scene so unique.

 Refusing to limit themselves to any

 particular genre all while creating a

 sound that is their own.

Founded by bassist Steve Lupinski,

 formerly of After The Tide, Martel,

 Kubrick’s Message and A Gathering

 of Giants, has been a part of the

 music scene for over 16 years.

 Delivering energetic, but

groove-orientated bass licks, Steve

 proves his experience as a well

 rounded musician and will not

 disappoint.

 

Drumming those killer beats for

 Fathom City is none other than Joe

 Kaschynyc. Although he was not the

 original drummer at first, Joe

provides the band with his skills

100%. He currently plays in Eva

Under Fire and was Steve’s ex-band

 mate from After The Tide. Coming

 from a background of pop punk and

 metal, Joe brings an upbeat but

 dynamic sound to the rhythm

 section.

 

The next member to join was lead

 vocalist William May, who also is

 the lead singer from Broken Day

 Machine and formerly the guitarist

 from Death of a Hero, has been

 active on the scene since 2003. His

 broad range of influences adds an

 extensive amount of diversity to the

 lineup.

 

Several auditions later, brought two

 lead guitarist. Both are new to the

 scene, both have a symphonic

 sound and both have a style that is

 undeniably dynamic.

 

Ryan Thomas, hails from Oshkosh,

Wisc. and is heavily rooted in classic

 and Indie rock. Writing memorable

 riffs and hooks that will keep you

 coming back for more.

 

Justin Sant Angelo from the heart

of downriver brings an ear trained in

 music theory and a jazzy funk

based guitar that simply works so

well with his counter part Ryan.

There’s really no defined lead

guitarist in Fathom City, with both

 working as one.

 

Last but not least, Emcee

Motormouth came into the band

 delivering a unique sound of

 keyboards-synth, and samples.

Coming from all types of musical

 background, a true genius of sounds.

 To keep listeners engaged and

 wanting more Emcee Motormouth

 keeps the party going and fills the

 gaps between the notes, it’s like

heaven in your ear.

 

Fathom City portrays the sound of

 a culturally diverse metropolis. A

style that is laced with such a broad

 amount of influences and

experience. Months of hard work,

 patience, and unified sense of

 perfectionism has created a sound

 that will not disappoint. You can find

 Fathom City performing at your

 nearest venue soon!