12 Stones

For 12 STONES, rural Mandeville, Louisiana provided the environment that brought the band together and groomed a sound that mirrors the best of Modern Rock while tipping its hat to elements indigenous to Mandeville and the rural Deep South. Though the members of 12 STONES are young in years, they are undeniably robust with songwriting prowess and musical ability. The band's debut is powerful and aggressive, but at the same time seething with anthemic qualities and melody that surely will enrapture listeners upon first listen. The offering is unconditionally impressive when considering three of the four band members are under 21 years old. 12 STONES hail from a small suburb North of New Orleans. Vocalist Paul McCoy describes Mandeville as a "real small music scene. If you weren't in a cover band there really wasn't any place to play. We didn't want to do that, and unanimously were committed to making good music that we believed in." The road to the release of their debut album stands apart from the many who labor for years on end in the hopes of getting that first break...more edit info

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