Void
Void took its time — a year of showing up and doing it our way, no shortcuts. Three voices, nine tracks, all fueled by the restless energy that defines us. It’s rough around the edges, honest, and unapologetically Suns of Static.
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From Our Basement to Your Ear Holes
Suns of Static started as a basement project in 2009, built on a love of big guitars, gritty hooks, and songs that weren’t afraid to wander off the map. Over time, the band found its sound — a mix of post-modern rock grit and atmospheric textures — and put it to tape across a string of releases.
Lineups shifted, styles bent and stretched, but the goal stayed the same: make music that felt real, whether it came out rough or smooth. Along the way, Suns of Static released albums that mixed heavy riffs with wide-open melodies, drawing in a small but loyal crowd who liked that we never made the same record twice.
In August 2025, we released Void, a nine-song album and the first to feature multiple lead singers. Mike Brown took five tracks in sharp, driving directions, John Callahan brought a darker and moodier edge to three, and Sterling R. Jackson closed in with a single, standout track. It’s the sound of different voices telling their own versions of the same story.
After Void, we stepped back. No big tour, no studio deadlines — just letting the creative machine cool off. Maybe some music videos for Void will surface, but for now the amps are cold and the future’s unwritten.