Stereosity

Taking influence from numerous renowned math rock acts worldwide, Stereosity designs a distinctive sound that combines atypical rhythms with vocal-driven structures and imaginative lyrics to emit a strange-but-welcoming, heartwarming feel. Guitarists Jack Carone and Sam Krones seamlessly weave Carone’s twinkly, compelling tapping style with Krones’ witty, captivating lyrical storytelling. Alongside the intricate musical dexterity of bassist Luke Leibee and drummer Hunter Leibee, Stereosity has built something together that goes beyond their music: friendship and community.

Since the release of their 2021 EP, “Where the Time Went”, Tiny Voices has had their grip on the Wisconsin emo scene and aren’t looking to loosen it any time soon. With a solid, unique, and high energy sound that continues to grow, this group has proven their ability to diversify their song writing to handle numerous styles, tempos, and emotions for their listeners. The song “Anything, Anyone” (Track 1 of WTTW) tells the story of someone in emotional decline, feeling secluded from the world around them, in a slow, dark tone, that picks up into a riveting climax, relatable to anyone that’s ever felt lost. On the other hand, “Oran Berry” (Track 4 of WTTW) conveys feelings of misdirected anger, self-pity, and the everlasting feeling of wanting to grow into a better person, all with a fast paced, aggressive execution. Whether you’re feeling happy, angry, sad, or something in between, there’s never a bad time to listen to Tiny Voices, as any of their songs can bring the energy up or mellow it out. Although they’ve only been around for a few years, they have made their mark and are looking to expand upon it. Keep your eyes and ears open for Tiny Voices as they plan to have their third release, “Make Up Your Place”, available in early 2023.