Heaven Below

Heaven Below

Patrick Kennison - vocals/guitar

Jesse Billson - guitar

John Younger - bass

Chad Clark - drums



Displaying stellar vocals, amazing guitar tones and backed by powerhouse songs, the rock band Heaven Below brings an exciting and fresh sound to the world of music.



Fronted by Patrick Kennison - formerly of The Union Underground - and supported by members Jesse Billson on guitar, John Younger on bass, and Chad Clark on drums, Heaven Below has forged a tour de force of sonic power and songwriting - that is poised to lead the way for new rock music.



On their self-titled release, Heaven Below shows that despite being such a young band, they can easily keep pace with the top dogs of the current rock scene - especially on such standout tracks as "When Daylight Dies," which was produced by Grammy-award winning/multi-platinum artist Ben Moody of Evanescence. "Our sound encompasses the best parts of our influences," explains Kennison. "We love the vocal harmonies of classic bands like Alice in Chains, or the angst of legends like Trent Reznor, but our riffs and song ideas tend to be spawn from guitar driven bands like Metallica, or even Rage Against the Machine. Once we put the vocals on, we immediately feel that our music takes on its own sound."



Heaven Below recently completed their inaugural set of live dates - which saw the group spread the word even further throughout the hard rock/metal community, recalls Kennison. "Live, we set out to engage the audience with a video presentation that inter-plays our lyrics and song concepts through our performance. In this day and age we believe the audience deserves a full blown cathartic experience, bar none." And their hard work hasn't gone unnoticed, as evidenced by quite a few impressive accolades, such as Marissa Brown from Artist Direct, who describes HB as "Most brilliantly bludgeoning performance," and also Robert Foster from Metal Edge, who gushes, "Every track explodes with expression." As evidenced by the sonic wallop of 'When Daylight Dies,' the buzz and praise thrust upon Heaven Below is certainly deserved, as a most promising road lies ahead.