Welcome to Gaia! ::

The Egyptian influenced Alternative Rock band from New York. Their name literally means "Sun God" in Egyptian and the band is name after the Egyptian God Ra. In 2002 the band released their debut album "From One" with their lead off single "Do You Call My Name". And just recently in 2005 the band released their Sophomore album, Duality. A mix of two layered messages about Fear and Love. But before the release of the album Drummer Skoota Warner left the band was replaced by Andy Ryan who is the current drummer. In 2006 the band left Universal/Republic Records and signed over to Cement Shoes Records. With the shift to a new label the band released their mock greatest hits album with one new studio track. The album, RAW was released in 2006.

Discography:

Album: From One
Release Date: October 22, 2002
Label: Universal

Track Listing:
1. Do You Call My Name
2. Rectifier
3. Fallen Rock Zone
4. Only
5. On My Side
6. Violator
7. I Believe
8. Parole
9. High Sensitivity
10. Skorn
11. Walking and Thinking
12. Sky

Album: Duality
Release Date: June 21, 2005
Label: Republic

Track Listing:
1. Fear
2. Fallen Angels
3. Tell Me
4. Take Me Away
5. I Lost Everything Today
6. The Only One
7. Superman
8. Love
9. Say You Will
10. Got Me Going
11. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic
12. Far Enough
13. Undertaken
14. Taken
15. Swimming Upstream

Album: Raw
Release Date: October 24, 2006
Label: Cement Shoes

Track Listing:
1. Fallen Angels
2. Rectifier
3. Only
4. Violator
5. Superman
6. I Lost Everything Today
7. Tell Me
8. Sky
9. The Only One
10. Do You Call My Name
11. Skorn
12. Don't Turn Away [Studio Track]

Original Line-Up:

Sahaj Ticotin - Lead vocals, rhythm guitar, percussions
Skoota Warner - Drums
Ben Carroll - Guitars, backing vocals
Sean Corcoran - Bass, backing vocals

Current Line-Up:

Sahaj Ticotin - Lead vocals, percussions, programming, rhythm guitar
Ben Carroll - Guitars, backing vocals
PJ Farley - Bass, backing vocals
Andy Ryan - Drums

They did a nice job with their "Every Little Thing She Does is Magic" cover; I was surprised. Usually I don't like Sting covers, but there's was good.