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Hailing from the scorched earth of Fresno, comes Southern California's hottest new rock sensation... Mercury Bullet. These rockers display an emotional bond between active rock, indie-pop and alternative, with powerful messages mixed in their sound.

Formed in 2004, Mercury Bullet is headed by front man Matt Cantu, whose influences range from various artists, displays enough heart and energy through his voice and words to get any person in the crowd pumped. Guitarist Andrew Beasley places his talents through heavy shreds and catchy hooks that seem to find their way into anyone's head, ears, and heart. Jeremiah Dasalla, drum extraordinaire, lets his heavy influences of Killswitch Engage drive his stamina above brinks when it comes to live performances. And last but not least, the humble hearted Pedro Lucero closes the deal with his catchy bass lines and heavy progressions. New guitarist Vince Cravins really takes things to another level with his addition.

Mercury Bullet has had the honor of playing the Vans Warped Tour in 2005, 2006 and 2008. They have shared the stage with such acts: Pillar, Thousand Foot Krutch, Project 86, Static X, Eyes Set To Kill and The Human Abstract to name a few. Mercury Bullet released their emotionally powerful album Bullet In A Blindfold in 2009, and successfully toured the west coast to promote the release.


Mercury Bullet has been featured on world wide radio via JT The Brick's show on the Fox Sports Radio Network. A popular radio feature promoted by the legendary Benny Jet of Benny of the Jets fame. Several singles from Bullet In A Blindfold aired on many rockradio stations across America.

Mercury Bullet is one of the hottest up and coming rock groups to launch out of Southern California. In 2012, the group returned to the studio for a new album and cut a single Never The Last for the DSN Music compilation release Soundtrack to the End Times.

As The Dial Turns... Mercury Bullet's worldwide release of the album "Bullet In A Blindfold" has found several singles making the airwaves across the Unites States. Stations who helped break the Tom Kat Records release include the Fox Sports Radio network, thanks to J.T. The Brick, Scott Davidson's Rebel Radio network in Chicago, as well as early spins from KXTE/Las Vegas, KZRR/Albuquerque, KFRR/Fresno, KEXX/Phoenix, KRAB/Bakersfield, KLAQ/El Paso, KCSS/Modesto, KCVI/Idaho Falls, KDKT/Bismarck, KDDX/Rapid City, KAZY/Wyoming, WMZK/Wausau, KRYD/Grand Junction, KEYJ/Abilene, KKGB/Lake Charles, KMUD/Eureka