After years spent on the road delighting fans across the country with a smooth palatable brand of rock, Kingston Falls took some time off this winter to write and record their debut album for Facedown records, Armada On Mercury . The Goshen, IN quintet are as straight forward about their sound as they are about their perceived mission. It s easy to imagine once you ve heard Kingston Falls new songs that they believe deeply in the music that they make, an idea that in itself isn t all that novel. What separates them from the rest is the sense of intimacy they get from their fans and the feeling that when a fan opens his/her heart to Kingston Falls it s a very special thing. Kingston Falls has survived the last 5 years on a steady diet of hopes and dreams, enough to render any band downhearted and defeatist. But hope is what Kingston Falls does best: We have a responsibility to indulge our hopes by providing hope for our brothers and sisters. In our own small way perhaps the greatest opportunity for us to do this in our lifetime is through this record. We will live this opportunity and make the most of it providing hope to others. This is what Kingston Falls is made to do. And they do it with crucial certainty, because for Kingston Falls there s no other way. Armada On Mercury was produced by Joey Sturgis (The Devil Wears Prada) and is 12 tracks packed full of pop hooks, overlaid with heavy rhythms, up beat choruses and metal leads. Metal, punk and pop / rock collide have collided head on and the result is Armada On Mercury .