Mastodon, Queens of the Stone Age, At the Drive-In Members form Gone Is Gone
Story by Anne Erickson
Meet the newest super group, Gone Is Gone
Mastodon bass player and vocalist Troy Sanders, Queens of the Stone Age guitarist Troy Van Leeuwen and At the Drive-In drummer Tony Hajjar have joined forces to launch a new band named Gone Is Gone.
The guys announced the new project in an interview with Rolling Stone, stating the new band’s debut EP will arrive with summer and, eventually, a full LP will drop, too. The band also includes guitarist and keyboardist Mike Zarin.
A clip of Gone is Gone’s debut single, “Violescent,” is streaming now via YouTube.
“The vibe from day one was, and has been, very therapeutic and refreshing for me,” Sanders told Rolling Stone of his time so far with Gone Is Gone. “The chemistry was immediate. I can only dedicate myself to something that rewards me purely, and we are all in this for the right reasons.”
Gone Is Gone will perform their first concert on April 27 at the Dragonfly in Los Angeles.
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