Backstory:
Pointed Coach was formed in a small garage in Melbourne, Australia in the early 2000s. Its founding members were three high school friends – Mike Sullivan (vocals and bass), Leroy Jenkins (lead guitar), and John White (drums) – who were known for their love of music and rebellious spirits. Their passion for music was so strong that they decided to form a band, despite their lack of formal training. They practiced tirelessly, honing their skills and experimenting with their unique sound till they had something they felt represented their collective spirit.
The band spent their early years performing at local pubs and small-time gigs, slowly building up their fanbase. They became known for their raw, unfiltered energy on stage and their passion for their craft. It was this very passion that propelled them to their big breakthrough moment – winning a local band competition. Their win caught the attention of a renowned music producer, who signed them up for their first studio album. With the release of this album, Pointed Coach began their journey to stardom in the world of rock music.
Genre:
Rock
Title:
“Ride the Storm”
Full song lyrics with chord progression:
Verse 1 (Em – C – G – D)
Em C
In the heart of the tempest,
G D
We found our surge, we found our quest.
Em C
Underneath the thunderous roars,
G D
We found our rhythm, we found our chords.
Chorus (G – D – Em – C)
G D
Ride the storm, let it take you.
Em C
Let it break you, let it make you.
G D
Ride the storm, don’t you fear,
Em C
We’re right with you, we’re right here.
Verse 2 (Em – C – G – D)
Em C
Through the chaos, through the gale,
G D
We found our song, we found our tale.
Em C
Beneath the lightning’s fiery dance,
G D
We found our beat, we found our trance.
Chorus (G – D – Em – C)
G D
Ride the storm, let it move you.
Em C
Let it shake you, let it prove you.
G D
Ride the storm, don’t you worry,
Em C
We’re in this journey, in a hurry.
The band’s favorite fan’s name:
Danny Cross
Testimonial:
Danny Cross has been a die-hard fan of Pointed Coach since their early pub gig days. He says, “I’ve seen them grow from a local band to a global rock sensation. I love their energy and the rawness in their music. It speaks to me on a personal level. They are not just musicians; they’re storytellers. And that’s why Pointed Coach is my favorite band.”