Molybaron

Molybaron
Molybaron
Origin	Ireland, France
Genres	Alternative Metal, Progressive Rock
Years active	2014–present
Labels	https://www.insideoutmusic.com/
Website	https://www.molybaron.com/
Members	Gary Kelly; Steven Andre; Sébastien de Saint-Angel; Camille Greneron

MOLYBARON are an Irish / French alt metal band.

History

Molybaron was formed in late December 2014 in Paris, by Dublin born vocalist/guitarist Gary Kelly and guitarist Steven Andre. Their sound ranges from tech-grooves and anthemic metal to multi-layered atmospherics.

The band self-released Molybaron, their debut album, in May 2017. The band toured Europe with NYC metallers A Pale Horse Named Death in 2019.

The band's second studio album, 'The Mutiny', was self-released on May 21st 2021. Soon after, the band signed with record label, Inside Out Music (Sony Music) and the album will be re-released on 29th October 2021.

On its first release the album gained positive reviews from some magazines including Metal Hammer UK who wrote, “Diverse and satisfying, The Mutiny is a banger!”.

Rock Hard Magazine named 'The Mutiny' Album of the Month in their May edition.

Band members

Current members

Gary Kelly – guitar vocals (since 2014)
Steven Andre – guitar (since 2014)
Sébastien de Saint-Angel – bass (since 2015)
Camille Greneron – drums (since 2019)

Timeline

Discography

Studio albums

2017: MolyBaron

Fear Is Better Business Than Love – 03:08
Moly – 04:23
Let's Die Together – 03:27
Dance (addicted to the disco) – 04:48
Sleep Leaves This Place – 04:29
On The Other Side – 03:56
The Apocalypse Shop – 04:27
Only When Darkness Falls – 03:26
Incognito – 03:26
Mother – 03:29

2021: The Mutiny

Animals - 05:23
Lucifer - 03:23
Amongst The Boys And The Dead Flowers - 04:14
Prosperity Gospel - 04:15
The Lighthouse - 04:37
Slave To The Algorithm - 04:51
Something For The Pain - 04:09
The Hand That Feeds You - 04:10
Twenty Four Hours - 04:54
Ordinary Madness - 04:44

Notes and references

External links

Official website
Music Videos:
- Lucifer (2021)
- Animals (2021)
- Twenty Four Hours (2020)
- Moly (2017)

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