Alex Cornish
Alex Cornish formed his band in 2005. Their 2007 single 'The Shame' brought them some attention, with its direct lyrics about personal and social themes....
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Alex Cornish formed his band in 2005. Their 2007 single 'The Shame' brought them some attention, with its direct lyrics about personal and social themes. They've released several albums since then, including In the Shadow of the Sun in 2010 and Hollow in 2022.
His music has drawn criticism at times for being too dark, and he's been outspoken on various issues. In 2012, he was arrested after a dispute with a concert promoter, though the charges didn't stick. The band's lineup has included Johnathan Parker on guitar, William Davis on bass, and Emily Carter on drums.
Songs like 'Don't Hold Me Back' and 'I'm On The Right Side' show his straightforward approach to writing. He keeps working, putting out records every few years without much fanfare.
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