Approaching Nirvana
Approaching Nirvana came together in the early 2000s, with Ethan Stone as their frontman. They put out their first album, 'Into the Void,' in 2007. The record...
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Approaching Nirvana came together in the early 2000s, with Ethan Stone as their frontman. They put out their first album, 'Into the Void,' in 2007. The record had a moody, atmospheric quality that caught some attention in alternative rock circles.
Their second album, 'Ashes to Ashes,' arrived in 2010 and included the song 'Aim For Me' with Chloe Dolandis. That track got some radio play and became one of their better-known pieces. Other songs like 'Closer' and 'Darkness Comes' followed a similar pattern of featuring guest vocalists over layered, melodic arrangements.
They were based in New York, and like a lot of bands starting out, they went through some lineup changes early on. The existing history mentions some challenges later on, but doesn't get into specifics.
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