Refractions Muncie, Indiana
Refractions' goal is to simply be different. We combine intricate guitar work, bone-crushing breakdowns, and melodic leads
with the hope of convincing people who may not like metal to give it a second chance.
Refractions is:
Paul Hannum
Jake Cullison
Larry Ivy
Chris Carroll
... more
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