Band: April's End
Genra: Hard Rock
Websites: Official Website | Myspace | Facebook | YouTube | Purevolume | Twitter
Store: Official Store | CDBaby | iTunes | Looney Tunes CDs

Album:
- Between Sin and Solitude (Under the former band name of SiGH (Striving in Greater Hopes) Released in 2007)

Bio:
April's End also known as Striving in Greater Hopes (SiGH) is a melodic hard rock act from Long Island, New York that is ready to break out into today's evolving music scene. April's End has been known to leave audiences in a state of euphoria and awe with their haunting vocals, crushing guitars and thunderous rhythm section. The members of the band include Cyrille Robes on vocals, JayR Castillo on bass, Dan Buquicchio on guitars and Danny Lysogorski on drums. Each member of the band contributes their influences into the music that they write, record and produce. This creates a dynamic hard rock group that draws inspiration from pop rock, alternative, metal, and punk. April's End does not wish to align themselves with a particular genre or scene. Their goal is to create music that people can relate to. The band built a studio where they recorded their first full length album, "Between Sin and Solitude" during the summer of 2007. The album's eleven tracks represent the band's dedication to song writing and bring together their diverse musical and cultural backgrounds. They are currently working on an EP featuring new tracks and an explosive cover. Each member of April's End has the same goal: to play music for the masses. They are ambitious, professional, and above all dedicated to the music that they play. April's End is certainly a band to look out for in today's colorful urban rock scene.

To hear April's End's music, please visit their official website at http://www.aprilsend.com or www.myspace.com/sighband. Make sure your speakers are on because the music will automatically play for you. You can purchase the band's cd, "Between Sin and Solitude", at CDbaby.com, iTunes, and ltcds.com (Looney Tunes). Turn the volume up, this album is meant to be played loud!