Formed in late 2010, Drop Point Hero has set out to show Denver a new side of hard rock and metal. With uncountable influences and undeniable professionalism, Drop Point Hero looks to energize the Denver music scene.

We're a band who plays real heavy metal.
Johnny Noble had been trying to pull a band together for a while (he used to focus on drums), and being friends with Jens they started jamming together with some other friends. Near the very end of 2009, Brian joined the band as the drummer. Johnny switched to lead guitar and Jens to rhythm. Midway through January, Brian brought his cousin, Jordan, to play bass and around then Johnny also started singing. The band is inspired by the classic metal and rock, but also some modern stuff. Johnny's dad, also with the name of Johnny (Big Johnny) has taught Johnny a lot of what he knows on guitar. The band had their first live experience at Eaglecrest's talent show on January 29th and 30th of 2010. They continue to practice and hope to get gigs and also record. In early June, the band found that Jordan was too busy with school and other things to be in the band. Then the new bassist, Taylor Scott, joined the band in the week before the Battle of the Bands at the Trails Recreation Center. At the beginning of the school year of 2010, Taylor had moved to Texas. Soon after, the band brought Caden over to jam and see how he was. Caden started playing in the band just before their first gig at the Buffalo Rose (in September 2010).

Bridges Left Burning was assembled Spring of 2009 by Tony Caya, Ron Dante, Eric Bergman, Aaron Crunkilton, and Spike Coyne to destroy the scene, and to bring a new genre of metal to the table. With brutal verse's, catchy, melodic chorus's, and bone crushing breakdowns, they will have your ears bleeding, and begging for more. Bridges Left Burning is currently working on releasing their debut EP entitled, "Beware Of Greeks Bearing Gifts". Be prepared, they will be hitting the scene hard, and taking no prisoners..