Sylar: Playing By Their Own Rules
10th October 2018
“Whether someone likes our songs or not, I love it when people know that its Sylar.”
Sylar vocalist Jayden Panesso talks to Already Heard about their new album – ‘Seasons’.
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“Whether someone likes our songs or not, I love it when people know that its Sylar.”
Sylar vocalist Jayden Panesso talks to Already Heard about their new album – ‘Seasons’.
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