Bad Cash Quartet
Bad Cash Quartet formed in Los Angeles in 2017. Their debut single "Amuse You" came out that same year, followed by a self-titled album in 2018. The band's...
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Bad Cash Quartet formed in Los Angeles in 2017. Their debut single "Amuse You" came out that same year, followed by a self-titled album in 2018. The band's sound pulls from indie rock, punk, and hip-hop, with songs like "Big Day Coming" and "Dirty Days" showing their range.
In 2019, a protest occurred outside one of their concerts, with critics objecting to the band's language and imagery. They released "No Apologies" in 2020 and "Calamity" in 2022, the latter touching on social injustice and mental health themes.
The group includes Cash Costello on vocals, Cody Hodges on guitar, Chris Schlarb on bass, and Justin Beiber on drums. Their catalog includes tracks like "Freeze Out," "Heart Attack," and "I Can Wait Until Spring."
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