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The Protons Portland, Oregon
The Protons formed in 2011 in the depths of the Portland, Oregon music scene. Bringing together four individuals from extremely different musical backgrounds, they began immediately writing all original material and jumping into live performance. The current members are: Major Tom (Drums), Dark Matter (Guitar), Number Six (Bass) and DNA (Lead Guitar). ... more
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