Yellow Journalism Houston, Texas
Colin passed a CD and an invitation to Brandon to form a group. Listening to the concepts Colin had developed, Brandon was compelled to join. After working together for several months, Michael was brought on to complete the trio. Since then, the music has grown into a collaborative effort that reflects the different personalities of all three members, yet is as cohesive as the band. ... more
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