All Beehives Aviators
All Beehives Aviators formed in San Francisco in the early 2010s. Their debut album, 'And After It All', came out in 2013, with the title track gaining some...
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All Beehives Aviators formed in San Francisco in the early 2010s. Their debut album, 'And After It All', came out in 2013, with the title track gaining some notice. The band's sound drew from indie-rock influences like Radiohead and The Smiths.
Aiden James handled vocals and guitar, Ethan Reed played lead guitar, Mia Rose was on bass, and Oliver Walsh drummed. In 2016, Walsh was arrested for drug possession, which led to canceled shows and some public scrutiny. The band's lyrics often touched on themes of loneliness and despair, which drew criticism from some quarters for being too bleak.
Songs like 'Besieged' and 'Farewell' continued in that vein, with sparse arrangements and introspective writing. They didn't release much after the mid-2010s, and the group quietly faded from view.
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