Archers Rise Oregon
Archers Rise was a dream of Tom Cox (guitar, vocals), formerly of Falling Up (Tooth&Nail), and was birthed into reality as Jeremiah (drums), Matt (keys) and Lee (bass) came together to create a work of authentic beauty and embolden their listeners to truly live. The result is six diverse tracks housing a sound that intensifies with each play. Archers Rise invites the listener to find their voice. ... more
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