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April Eyes
April Eyes formed in Los Angeles in the early 1990s with Aaron Blake on vocals, Chris Lovelace on guitar, Blair Sinta on bass, and Ray Stanley on drums. They...
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April Eyes formed in Los Angeles in the early 1990s with Aaron Blake on vocals, Chris Lovelace on guitar, Blair Sinta on bass, and Ray Stanley on drums. They put out their debut album 'In Loving Memory' independently in 1994, which found a small but dedicated audience drawn to their atmospheric, moody sound.
Their song 'Those 816 Girls Are Trouble' became unexpectedly popular in 1996. The band maintained it was meant as a metaphor about adolescence and social pressures.
After that period of attention, things grew quiet around April Eyes. The existing record cuts off mid-sentence about internal turmoil, and there's little concrete information about what happened to them after the late 1990s. For many listeners, they remain defined by that one haunting single and the brief, complicated moment it created.
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