Modern Disciple Magazine for Men (MDM4M), published in Canada 
September/October 2005
September/October 2005
Band: The Myriad
Album: You Can't Trust a Ladder
Review by Ryan Richardson
Jeremy Edwardson (vocals/guitar),
Jon Young (guitar),
John Schofield (bass),
Scott Davis (drums)
and Steven Tracy (guitars)
Home: Seattle, WA
- Atmospheric, melodic strains fill songs of heartache, doubt, faith and romance.
- Songs like "When Fire Falls" are pregnant with hooks and a fist pumping righteous anger, while "Perfect Obligation" explores the dancier, European side of The Myriad's love for a great pop chorus that you can't help but sing along to.
- With bands like Muse and the Killers throwing open the doors to American radio, the setting is perfect for a rock band whose music has a flare for the dramatic and whose live shows deliver that same intensity.
- At a recent show at The Modern Exchange in Detroit, these guys tore the roof off with their songs of longing and renewal.
- At their current pace, they will have played nearly 200 shows by the end of this year and they're just getting started.
Recommended If You Like: Cool Hand Luke, Franz Ferdinand, The Killers, Muse, Radiohead
Purchase You Can't Trust a Ladder at Blessings.com
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