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Abscond
Abscond is an electronic music project from Los Angeles. Their first single, "Chapter I," came out in 2019 with a mood built around synths and vocals that...
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Abscond is an electronic music project from Los Angeles. Their first single, "Chapter I," came out in 2019 with a mood built around synths and vocals that lean toward the melancholic. They followed it with a three-track EP called "Introspection" in 2020 and another single, "Chapter II," in 2022.
The group's members are Ethan Young, who handles vocals and multiple instruments, Theo Thayer on bass and production, and Oliver Reeder on drums. They've kept a fairly low profile online and haven't played many live shows, which has led to some talk about them being secretive or hard to pin down.
Their music tends to be sparse and atmospheric, with titles like "Chapter I" and "Chapter III" suggesting a narrative or serial approach. They haven't put out a full album yet, just those singles and the EP, so their catalog is still taking shape.
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