This song, “Supernova,” is from Ethos’ album Vessels (2012). I am sure you will agree with me about how amazing it is.

Check out the super-cool use of classical piano in their awesome prog metal. So sweet! What a great sound!

You can also get more of their music at ethosatl.bandcamp.com.

Who are these talented guys? Well, here is their bio (from ethosband.com):

Ethos is an American rock band from Rome, Georgia, formed in 2009. The band consists of Austen Earp (lead vocals, piano, guitar, synthesizer), Matthew Palopoli (lead guitar), Nick Riggs (bass, vocals), and Tribb Robison (drums, percussion). Known for their fusion of heavy rock riffs, classical piano, syncopated rhythms, and melodic vocals, the group exhibits a technically rich yet accessible rock sound with roots in Alternative rock, Progressive rock, and Post-metal. Ethos explores songwriting through the power of impression and are fascinated with music’s inherent ability to affect emotions, giving them an innovative edge that demands attention.

Their debut album, Vessels, was independently released in 2012, featuring high energy, emotive music by integrating the classical, progressive, and alternative genres. The record was written and recorded during the greater part of 2011-2012, produced by frontman Austen Earp, and mastered by Rodney Mills (Atlanta, GA).

Ethos’ most recent release, Evergreen, is an acoustic EP consisting of stripped-down versions of songs from their 2012 debut release, along with a brand new song, “Evergreen.” It features the use of the violin, cornet, and dobro, ultimately proving how diverse the band can be.