Better Ending

Better Ending's sound is pure and infectious - a new experience with every song. Better Ending has grown through line-up changes and the realities of life into a vibrant and cohesive unit, with eyes forward and a singular sound that defines their musical identity and places them front-and-center on the horizon of tomorrow's rock sound. Better Ending is Allen Johnson, Regis Mullen, Lucas Prisuta, and Dan Bischak. In the five years since its rise from the Rust Belt ruins of the Ohio Valley, Better Ending has created a sound that embodies the raw, gritty everyman hubris of its roots and yet shows polish and maturity far beyond its years. Allen Johnson's voice takes you by surprise from the start... strong and soulful, it fearlessly scales the heights and mines the depths of both music and spirit. His unassuming persona explodes on stage, driven by a need to deliver the music to everyone in range, confident that all who hear it will be changed from the experience. His rhythm guitar is the perfect musical compliment to Better Ending's sonic artistry. Dan uses his guitar to create a counter-melody that travels hand-in-hand with Johnson's voice, like an old friend who can't help but finish the thought. With chops more than equal to the task, Dan finds a way to play for the song, giving it exactly what it needs. Lucas Prisuta's bass is the glue that binds the rhythm section of Better Ending. Lucas has a quintessential sense of harmony, taste and groove. His enlightened musical perspective allows him to be equally comfortable whether leading, sharing, or supporting the rhythmic process. Regis Mullen is the newest addition to the lineup. With a mixed bag of influences; Regis is set to take Bettter Ending to new levels of sonic power. His energy and focus have already spawned serveral new Better Ending creations. Better Ending has drawn its musical influences from broad and diverse sources - from the Foo Fighters and Faith No More, to the depths of Tom Waits and the grandeur of U2. With wide eyes; Better Ending is burning brightly into the future of music.