Put the energy of Clutch, the rhythm section of Staind, and the breakdowns of Korn in a blender, and you get Eos--a band that made its mark on Detroit throughout the mid-2000s. Named after the Greek Goddess of Dawn, Eos doesn't allow for any dozing. The drums and bass are enormous. The guitars are explosive; going from high cleans to distortion, quick picking, and dive bombs. The breakdowns, like the name, have a certain God-like quality to them. And the frontman is present and wants you to know it--especially in "Ripping Me Apart" and "Feeling All Alone." In an age of mass-produced mediocrity, the best artists make you feel like they're writing for you and only you. And “Safe With A Stranger” is all the evidence you need, to know that Eos did just that. Iain Lanivich: Vocals Mike Loveless: Bass Dan Kelenski: Guitar Aaron Carroll: Guitar Bill Carroll: Drums All songs written by Eos. “Feeling All Alone” and “Lost in This World” we’re recorded at 37 Studios (Rochester Hills, MI). Produced by Matt Dalton, edited by Matt Dalton and Eric Gerloff, and mixed by Matt Dalton and Eos. “Bipolar” was recorded at Uptown Studios (Owosso, MI). Produced by Timothy Houser. Mixed by Timothy Houser and Eos. “Ripping Me Apart”, “State of Disarray”, “Big Mistake” and “Safe With a Stranger” we’re recorded at Midwest Studios (Rochester Hills, MI). Produced and edited by Midwest Studios. Mixed by Midwest Studios and Eos. Additional backing vocals on “Ripping Me Apart” and “Big Mistake” by Mike “Sharkey” Apostolou. Lyrics of “Safe With a Stranger” strongly influenced from a poem written by Maren Schonschack. You can find Eos on Facebook, Soundcloud, and YouTube.