Balance Problems
Balance Problems is an indie rock band from San Francisco. Their debut album 'A Hard Look at the Facts' came out in 2016, followed by 'Vacant City' in 2018...
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Balance Problems is an indie rock band from San Francisco. Their debut album 'A Hard Look at the Facts' came out in 2016, followed by 'Vacant City' in 2018 and 'End of the Game' in 2021. The group includes Marcus Hammon on vocals and guitar, David Prager on bass, and Jake Skewes on drums.
Their songs like 'Cactus Life,' 'How To Die At Peace,' and 'Prime Mover' often deal with difficult emotional territory. The lyrics tend to be direct about depression, anxiety, and addiction, which some listeners have found too heavy.
They've built a following with live shows that feel raw and energetic. The band has kept at it through the usual indie struggles of money and attention, sticking with the kind of music they want to make.
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