Chris Corona San Francisco, California
Impermanence of Light is the first ever solo project produced, written, and recorded by guitarist/vocalist and multi- instrumentalist Chris Corona. Previously affiliated mostly with the metal and rock genres and bands such as Floating Goat, Wild Eyes, Hazzard's Cure, and Molten, this eight track solo debut showcases a far more broad and diverse array of themes and musical styles. ... more
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