The Road Atlas London, UK
Hailing from both sides of the Atlantic, The Road Atlas came together in London in 2016. Kizting recorded The Road Atlas’ first EP, Tall Tales. Shortly after, Julian was joined by Meg Cherry on bass making her the second singer in the group. Aryanne Maudit joined on lead guitar and programming. To complete the lineup Warren Willis joined in 2019, on drums, completing the band’s sound. ... more
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