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1782
1782 came together in Salford, England, taking their name from the year of a historical witch trial. Their first EP, Demonology, arrived in 2014, followed by...
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1782 came together in Salford, England, taking their name from the year of a historical witch trial. Their first EP, Demonology, arrived in 2014, followed by a self-titled debut album the next year. That album included the track "She Was A Witch."
They released two more studio albums, Endless Summer in 2017 and R:A:G:E in 2020. Their lyrics often dealt with darker themes, which sometimes drew criticism. A 2016 EP included a cover of "Make You Feel My Love."
The band's lineup featured Ben Chisholm on vocals and guitar, Alex Griffiths on guitar, Joe Wilson on bass, and Alex Owen on drums. They toured regularly, building a following with their live shows.
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