The Fleeting Ends is a Philly-based rock band with a knack for catchy and unique songwriting. With influences spanning from XTC and the Cars to the Pixies and Blur, The Fleeting Ends exploit its roots while still putting its own touch on the catalogue of music that they continue to build. With performances at SXSW, Folk Fest, the Kimmel Center, and NBC 10’s 10! Show, The Fleeting Ends are only beginning to make a name for themselves.

"Earthquake Lights uses the indie rock genre as a foundation to mesh their influences into their own style. They combine their compelling lyrics with unique harmonies for a new generation of listeners. Made up of Myles Rodenhouse, Cameron Underhill (keys), Evan Douaihy (guitar), James DiGirolamo (bass) and Steve Helms (drums), their debut EP Bangups and Hangups was released on Leap Day, February 29th."

Tim Hein, a New York native, who now splits his time between Philadelphia and
Northern Delaware, is a songwriter inspired by the best of folk music and modern
alternative rock. Hein’s sound has been described as a blending of meaningful
narratives, raw emotion, and soaring melodies, that is at the same time honest and
haunting.