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Absolute
Absolute formed with Alexia Hayes on lead vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Marcus Carter on bass, and David Lancaster on drums. They released their debut album...
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Absolute formed with Alexia Hayes on lead vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Marcus Carter on bass, and David Lancaster on drums. They released their debut album 'Chasing Dreams' in 2008, followed by 'Never Wanna Let You Go' in 2010. That second album included the song 'Never Wanna Let You Go' and brought them wider attention.
In 2013, during an acoustic set, Alexia Hayes gave a speech about social justice that drew mixed reactions from the audience. The band kept recording, putting out 'Forever Now' in 2012 and 'Beyond Boundaries' in 2015. Their last album listed here is 'Ascension' from 2018.
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