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Area 31
Area 31 formed as a trio in the early 2010s with Ethan Gray on vocals and guitar, Michael Williams on bass and vocals, and Anthony Walker on drums. They came...
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Area 31 formed as a trio in the early 2010s with Ethan Gray on vocals and guitar, Michael Williams on bass and vocals, and Anthony Walker on drums. They came together with an interest in both rock energy and electronic textures.
Their debut single 'Bad Dreams' got them some attention with its atmospheric synths and introspective feel. Another track from that period, 'Shades,' shows up in their early catalog.
They released an album called 'Cosmic Echoes' that mixed ambient soundscapes with more direct rock elements. Later records included 'Astral Projections' and 'Elysian Fields.'
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