Armistice
Armistice formed around Ethan James, who wrote most of their material and sang lead. The band's sound leaned on his emotive vocals over guitar work, bass, and...
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Armistice formed around Ethan James, who wrote most of their material and sang lead. The band's sound leaned on his emotive vocals over guitar work, bass, and synth textures. Their song 'City Lights Cry' became something of an anthem for listeners who connected with its urban themes.
They started playing together after meeting in a rehearsal space, with James joining drummer Marcus Stone and bassist Amelia Blackwood. Early on, they dealt with financial constraints and mixed reactions to their shows, but kept working at it. James's lyrics sometimes touched on mental health and social issues, which drew both praise and criticism for their directness.
Other songs in their catalog include 'God Will Get His Man,' 'Jeb Rand,' 'Mission Bells,' and 'Neon Love.'
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