A Moment Spent
A Moment Spent formed in Los Angeles around 2016, with Emily Schambra on vocals, Kevin Edward Fisher on guitar, Andrew Schambra on drums, and Dylan Rowe on...
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A Moment Spent formed in Los Angeles around 2016, with Emily Schambra on vocals, Kevin Edward Fisher on guitar, Andrew Schambra on drums, and Dylan Rowe on bass. They put out their first album, 'Dreamers,' in 2017, which set up their sound as a kind of indie rock with a reflective feel.
Their 2019 album 'Grand Scheme' included the title track, which got them wider attention. That record, along with songs like 'Sequels & Songwriters' and 'Smothered Flames,' showed how they worked with layered guitars and vocals that leaned toward the atmospheric side of alternative music.
They released another album called 'Echoes' in 2021. The band's writing often dealt with personal themes, and at times that directness sparked some discussion, though they generally kept making music on their own terms without much fuss about it.
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