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Absent/Minded
Absent/Minded formed in Los Angeles around vocalist and rhythm guitarist Ethan Gold and lead guitarist Noah Carter. They started playing local clubs, building...
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Absent/Minded formed in Los Angeles around vocalist and rhythm guitarist Ethan Gold and lead guitarist Noah Carter. They started playing local clubs, building a following with what became known as their ethereal sound. Their debut album was called 'Ethereal Echoes.'
Their music often dealt with themes of depression and isolation, which drew both praise and criticism. The song 'No Sun' exemplifies this approach with its melancholic melodies and introspective lyrics. Another track, 'Pulsar,' shows a similar atmospheric quality.
They released several albums after their debut, including 'Echoes of the Abyss,' 'Ashes to Dust,' and 'The Edge of Dawn.' These records continued to explore darker, more introspective territory while maintaining the band's distinctive atmospheric style.
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