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Aisle 5
Aisle 5 was a band that put out music in the 2000s. Their song 'Blueshell' became something of a cult favorite, which is what most people know them for. They...
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Aisle 5 was a band that put out music in the 2000s. Their song 'Blueshell' became something of a cult favorite, which is what most people know them for.
They released an EP called 'Blueshell' in 2005, then followed with albums titled 'The Veil' in 2007, 'Reverie' in 2010, and 'Echo' in 2013. The band included Anya Ashoka on vocals, Ethan Riley on guitar, Jake Winters on bass, and Oliver Hayes on drums.
Their sound was often described as haunting or atmospheric, and they had a reputation for being somewhat cryptic and experimental. They didn't stick around for a particularly long stretch, but 'Blueshell' still gets mentioned by people who were into that corner of indie music at the time.
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