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Adjacent
Adjacent formed in London during the late 1990s, with Ethan Blackwood on vocals and rhythm guitar, Jake Richards on lead guitar, Danny Moore on bass, and...
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Adjacent formed in London during the late 1990s, with Ethan Blackwood on vocals and rhythm guitar, Jake Richards on lead guitar, Danny Moore on bass, and James Carter on drums. Their 2004 single "Yes We Can, But We Won't" became something of an underground hit, its title offering a wry twist on optimistic slogans.
That song appeared on their debut album of the same name. They followed it with records like 2007's "The Age of Disillusion" and 2012's "Anthems for the Disenchanted," titles that suggest a consistent, skeptical viewpoint. Their music pulled from rock and pop, often with a psychedelic tinge.
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