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American Pets
American Pets started in Los Angeles around 2017 with Ian Vanek on vocals and guitar, Alejandro DeLeon on drums, and Anthony Ferraro on bass. Their first...
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American Pets started in Los Angeles around 2017 with Ian Vanek on vocals and guitar, Alejandro DeLeon on drums, and Anthony Ferraro on bass. Their first release was an EP called "I Hate You." They put out a single called "Dying Alone" in 2018, then followed with the album "Yard Sale" in 2019.
Ferraro left the band that same year. They kept going and released another album, "Posthumous," in 2021. Their songs like "Dying Alone" and "Bad Dream" tend to lean into themes of isolation and melancholy.
Some listeners have found their emotional tone raw and direct, while others have questioned its authenticity. They've built a following with that particular sound, which stays fairly sparse and vocal-forward.
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