Mercylane Prescott, Arizona
Drummer of influential 90s group The God Machine. After a tragic turn and a session with The Cure, Austin stopped playing music ‘for good’. Well that’s what he thought. Fast forward to 2016, he rescued a dog and moved to the mountains alone. He had never written a song on his own. Now, Shannon Arizona accompanies on vocals and maracas in their studio space in Prescott AZ. This is Mercylane. ... more
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