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A Sides
A Sides formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Benny Martinez on vocals and guitar, Chris Smith on bass, and Jason Miller on drums. Their debut single...
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A Sides formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Benny Martinez on vocals and guitar, Chris Smith on bass, and Jason Miller on drums. Their debut single 'What You Don't Know' came out in 2005 and got some alternative radio play. The band released albums like 'The Weight of Words' and 'The Sound of Breaking Glass' through the 2000s.
Their music was indie pop with some electronic touches later on. Martinez stayed as the main songwriter through lineup changes that brought in Jake Turner on bass and Sam Johnson on drums. The band faced some accusations about song originality early on, which they denied.
They kept recording despite some personal difficulties. Another track like 'Argon' shows their straightforward melodic approach. The group's sound stayed grounded in pop structures even as they experimented a bit.
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