Great name for a band
Gigantic Register
The story
Gigantic Register was formed in the small town of Sequim, Washington during the summer of 2010. The band's founding members, lead vocalist Jake Tucker, guitarist Ryan Lawson, bassist Max Smith, and drummer Ethan Browne, were childhood friends who grew fond of making music in their parents' basements. Jake's older brother owned a vinyl record store where the boys spent most of their free time rummaging through classic rock and metal albums, which would later influence their musical style. After winning the local battle of the bands competition, the group started to gain recognition and was eventually signed by a small independent label.
Gigantic Register's rise to fame wasn't without its hurdles. After the release of their debut album, the band found itself in a creative slump. It was during this time that they would lose their bassist Max to creative differences. However, the remaining members forged ahead, recruiting new bassist, Sophie Holden, a talented musician from their hometown. Sophie’s arrival not only filled the void in the band but also injected a fresh perspective into their music, propelling them to new heights.
Concrete Jungle Lullaby
Verse Am - C - G - F In the heart of the city, where the lights are so pretty, They say dreams come alive, under the neon sky. Concrete jungle, where the shadows creep, Lost souls wander, while the city sleeps. Chorus Em - D - A - C Sing me a lullaby, in this concrete jungle, A song for the sleepless, for the weary and the humble. Under the neon sky, where dreams are sold and bought, Sing me a lullaby, of battles fought and lost. Verse Am - C - G - F In the heart of the city, where the silence is gritty, Broken dreams litter the streets, crushed under countless feet. Concrete jungle, skyscrapers stand tall, Echoing tales of rise and fall. Chorus Em - D - A - C Sing me a lullaby, in this concrete jungle, A song for the dreamers, in a world that’s brutal. Under the neon sky, where hopes are tossed and turned, Sing me a lullaby, of lessons learned and unlearned.
Biggest fan
The band's favorite fan is named Kelly Sanders. Kelly considers Gigantic Register her favorite band because their music resonates with her deeply. She admires how they've stayed true to their roots and developed a unique sound inspired by classic rock and heavy metal. Kelly's testimonial reads, "Gigantic Register is more than just a band for me; they're a lifeline. Their lyrics speak directly to my soul, and I feel a connection with every note they play. From the gritty guitar riffs to the powerful vocals, there's an authentic rawness in their music that's hard to find these days. They're hands down the best band out there, and I can't wait to see where their journey takes them next."