MORE ABOUT SATELLITES FALL
SIn February of 2012, Satellites Fall released their first EP, "Lines on the Road", to positive reviews. The EP was nominated for Album/EP of the year by Limelight Magazine. The track "Servitude" gained them entry into 95.5 WBRU's Rock Hunt where they finished as semi-finalists. "Servitude" and "Perfect Weather" were used on several compilations and received mainstream radio play. "Servitude" was also featured in an episode of the youtube comedy series "Adults Only" featuring Sebastian Bach (Skid Row), Brian Austin Green (Beverly Hills 90210, Terminator: The Sarah Conner Chronicles, Smallville), Vincent Pastore (Sopranos), Adrienne LaValley (Taken, Insidious), Brianna Brown (Knocked Up, 40 Year Old Virgin), and Ronnie Marmo (General Hospital).
In July of 2012, Satellites Fall was invited by local indie/alt rock station 95.5 WBRU to open for Multi-Platinum Selling Recording Artist "Bush" (Interscope, Atlantic, E1 Records) at Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel in Providence, RI. However, due to a scheduling conflict the band was unable to perform. Later that month, they were a supporting act for Platinum Selling Recording Artist, "Hoobastank" (Island Records) and have supported for other notable national acts including "The Trews" (Bumstead, Universal Records), "Electric Six" (WEA, Metropolis Records), "Sponge" (Sony, Beyond, Idol Records), "Taproot" (Atlantic, Victory Records), "Nonpoint" (MCA/Geffen/Universal) and "The Young Rapscallions".
In late 2012 the band released a follow up single, "One Night". The single was nominated for "Song of the Year" by Limelight Magazine. It received commercial radio play and continues to be a crowd favorite.
Satellites Fall remains a very active band with a heavy gigging schedule. The band has won various competitions and has been voted artist of the month in several publications, including Rocksposure.com (February, 2012). The band is releasing a follow up single, "Strange New Day" and is scheduled to start recording a new EP tentatively titled, "Pascal's Wager".
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