Remastered edition of Spectre, from album The Grand Illusion

Grand illusion remaster - Spectre

Remaster of Ashes, from album The Grand Illusion

Grand Illusion remaster - Ashes

Remastered track (shortened) from album The Grand Illusion 

Grand Illusion Remaster - Carpe Noctem abridged

Grand Illusion Remaster - Pieces

Grand illusion remaster- Pleasure for Pain

The first single released by Hard/ Goth rock band FyreSky

Star Chaser

StarChaser

The B side track released with our first single 'Starchaser'

Red Velvet Rope(Explicit)

Single released as part of winning the best band award with the Undiscovered Live Music Project 2017

Carpe Noctem

Acoustic version of the single 'Carpe Noctem' released as part of winning the best band award with the Undiscovered Live Music Project 2017

Carpe Noctem Unplugged

The lead single off our upcoming, debut album 'The Grand Illusion'

FyreSky - Pieces

FyreSky are a 4 piece Goth/Hard rock band founded at the end of 2015 in Southend/Essex. Founding members Gabriel Valentine (Guitars/Lead Vocals)  and EK13 (Bass), Nicole Lastauskas (Guitars, Synths) and David Pankhurst (Drums) joining shortly after to complete the line-up.

FyreSky has worked to establish themselves as a unique live-act, combining our original material with an all out live performance every time. Our vision is to deliver more & give you an 'in your face' rock show with every ounce of our heart and soul.

Press Quotes -

Balstock Festival -

“Equal parts Mysticism, Rock, Synths, and Poetry. South East England based foursome with a mission to create music that speaks to both body and soul.
Debut EP “The Circle” 2016 and winners of Undiscovered Live Music Project 2017 category: best band.

Bringing darkness back to rock.”

Photogroupie.com -

“Carpe Noctem is a haunting rock track with lightning riffs, gutsy vocals and charged with supernatural splendour. Forget Twilight, if you want some proper Gothic romance then look no further than FyreSky’s anthem for night owls everywhere.”

metalasreligion.com -

“Songs like their ferocious “Spectre” boast foofaraw drums, insistent bass rhythms, catapulting vocals and blistering hot guitars. This band provided a dazzling evocation and were a great launch pad for a seriously passionate day of dramatic rock …”