Apply For A Shore
Apply For A Shore formed in London in the late 1990s with Emily Carter on vocals, James Taylor on guitar, Tom Jones on bass, and Richard Hill on drums. They...
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Apply For A Shore formed in London in the late 1990s with Emily Carter on vocals, James Taylor on guitar, Tom Jones on bass, and Richard Hill on drums. They started playing small clubs and festivals, working with an alternative rock sound that had some electronic touches.
Their debut album 'Uncharted Waters' came out in 2003, and the single 'All We Need' got them some attention. They kept putting out records like 'The Edge of Chaos' in 2006 and 'Distant Shores' in 2009, and their sound gradually shifted toward more experimental electronic textures. Songs like 'Inked In The Air' and 'Under' show that drift.
Emily Carter left the band in 2018, and the remaining three members released 'Ashes from the Fire' in 2020. Carter's departure marked the end of the band's original lineup, though they continued working as a trio.
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