Aranda
Aranda formed in the early 2000s around vocalist Justine Aranda and guitarist Ben Rogers. Their debut album 'Aether' came out in 2005, and its lead single...
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Aranda formed in the early 2000s around vocalist Justine Aranda and guitarist Ben Rogers. Their debut album 'Aether' came out in 2005, and its lead single 'Stay' found an audience with its haunting melody and direct lyrics. The song established them in the alternative rock scene without much fuss.
They've kept a fairly steady output since then, with songs like 'Don't Wake Me' and 'Satisfied' showing their preference for introspective writing. Their sound has some folk and electronic touches, but it's mostly built around Aranda's voice and straightforward arrangements.
There were some controversies along the way about lyrics and plagiarism claims, which the band denied.
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