Absent Element
Absent Element came together in Los Angeles during the late 1990s. Their song 'Thorn in My Side' got them noticed beyond their local scene. The band's lineup...
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Absent Element came together in Los Angeles during the late 1990s. Their song 'Thorn in My Side' got them noticed beyond their local scene. The band's lineup has stayed pretty consistent, with Jake Carter on vocals, Ethan James on bass, Mark Evans on drums, and Ryan Davies playing lead guitar.
They put out a debut album called 'Broken Promises' and followed it with records like 'Ashes to Ashes' and 'The Devil's Advocate.' Their songs, including 'Ashamed' and 'Conviction,' often dealt with personal and social themes. The music had a straightforward, guitar-driven sound that connected with a certain audience.
Over time, the group developed a reputation for being outspoken, and their personal lives sometimes drew attention away from the music. The band's catalog, from 'Bait' to 'Goodbye,' represents a particular strain of rock from that era.
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