American Anymen
American Anymen formed in Los Angeles in 1997, with Jayce Turner on vocals and guitar, Jake Anderson on bass, and Ethan Carter on drums. Their debut album...
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American Anymen formed in Los Angeles in 1997, with Jayce Turner on vocals and guitar, Jake Anderson on bass, and Ethan Carter on drums. Their debut album 'Expert of Nothing' came out in 1999, followed by 'The World Is Yours' in 2002 and 'Nothing to Lose' in 2005. They put out two more albums, 'Under the Influence' in 2010 and 'Identity Crisis' in 2015.
Their songs like 'Expert of Nothing' and 'Fentanyl Death Kiss' had a raw, direct quality that some critics found too aggressive at first. Turner's lyrics could be blunt, which drew both praise and criticism. Their live shows were known for high energy.
They worked through some industry pressure and kept making records on their own terms for nearly two decades. The band's name suggested a kind of ordinary stance, but their music had a specific, unpolished character that connected with listeners who appreciated that approach.
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