Just returned from seeing myriad, who was opening for David Crowder band. I accompanied my son who is big into David Crowder. I was absolutly blown away by these guys though as I am into more of a harder brand of music than my son, I was surprised at how hard they rocked. These guys are good whether you are into Christian music or not. I wish them luck on their musical journey, they found a new fan in me.

The Myriad has tuned into the world of raw music. Critics and those critical alike have taken to the debut album "You Can't Trust a Ladder" with the liking of 7 year old with his new 'erector set.' Fans have packed clubs, bars, and concert halls to get a glimpse of the newest band that has inspired and rocked a new generation of those that are most appreciative of the art of music. This album is solid from the first to the 11th track. Each of the songs speaks to a world in peril and offers both an artistic and spiritual revival to those in need. If you have enjoyed the music of Radiohead, U2, The Muse, Copeland, etc, The Myriad will bring a fresh and soul fulfilling edge to the even the finickiest of listeners, and truly please those who enjoy the above mentioned genre. The band is most assuredly a fan-based band. I watched a show in Costa Mesa, CA days ago, and was pleasantly surprised to see the fan interaction and the time and genuine attention paid to each of those who appreciate their work. From the fans to the Myriad..........Keep on Rockin'

I had the pleasure of hearing a pre-release of this record through a friend who is in the industry. Let me tell you what, this record is AMAZING!!! By far one of the best releases of the year! Unlike most CD's, there's not a single song that you'll want to skip past. Solid hooks, innovative drumming, feathery and ambient guitars, driving bass lines, and most of all; AMAZING vocals! If you love Muse, Radiohead, U2, Snow Patrol, or any brand of European rock, this is a must have!!