Ash Riser
Ash Riser formed in a suburban garage with childhood friends Shane Overcash on guitar and vocals, Matt Kellum on bass, and Jeremy Barnes on drums. They worked...
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Ash Riser formed in a suburban garage with childhood friends Shane Overcash on guitar and vocals, Matt Kellum on bass, and Jeremy Barnes on drums. They worked through local shows and financial struggles before putting out a debut EP in 2011.
Their song 'You Know I'm No Good' caught on and became a breakout track, helping them find an audience in alternative rock. Overcash's direct, sometimes self-critical lyrics drew attention, with some listeners appreciating the candor and others questioning the tone.
They followed with albums like 'The Sun, the Moon, the Stars' in 2013, and other songs such as 'Beverly Hills' and 'Down' continued in a similar vein of raw, melodic rock.
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