Atlas Fret: News

New School Year is happening--stock up on study tunes!

Atlas Fret will be featured on WNCW-FM's Local Color show, hosted by Kim Clark, on Friday, Sept. 14 (9 p.m. - 11 p.m.) and again on Sunday, Sept. 23 (7 p.m. - 9 p.m.). Interview and songs! Support historical radio!

Now you can rock like a Byzantine emperor as you saunter down the runway, thanks to the new Red Shoes rhythm track available on our Songs page (scroll down to Rhythm Tracks).

Better warn your neighbors before playing this one on dorm--it's a scorcher!

Hi! We've added a rhythm track for Terracotta Soldier to our Songs page (open Songs link and scroll down to Rhythm Tracks). Download it and record your own vocals or guitar solos. Check out the other riddims too--I'm History and more.

Atlas Fret will be exhibiting at the World History Association conference in Milwaukee at the end of June. Stop by our table and say hello!

iTunes

Repeat the Days tracks are now available on Apple's iTunes for downloading. Warning: track 19 really is a silent track.

Many historical epochs in the making, the Atlas Fret website makes it official launch today.

Explore the many interactive features, including bonus tracks, rhythm tracks, images of the band, and song information, and let us know what you think.

Thanks for checking us out--history lives!

Atlas Fret now has a logo, thanks to the inspiration and artistic vision of Jeff Mettee. He explains: It's a combination of the Greek Alpha and Phi, the Phoenician symbol for new moon rising, and part of an old alchemy sign for philosopher's sulfur (apparently people use to believe that matter had fire within it that made an object burn).

Atlas Fret performed songs from Repeat the Days for a perfectly smart Asheville School audience on World Awareness Day. Guest appearance by Ivy Givens and multi-media images enhanced the show royally. The band included Jim Harmon on bass, Alan Marcha on drums, and Aaron Price on keyboards/backing vocals. What a historical time it was.