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Banana Knife
Banana Knife formed in Nashville around brothers Daniel and David Adamson. Their song 'Mess (Ode To You)' got attention for its raw, vulnerable feel and...
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Banana Knife formed in Nashville around brothers Daniel and David Adamson. Their song 'Mess (Ode To You)' got attention for its raw, vulnerable feel and ambiguous lyrics. The band's lineup includes Jonathan Marks on bass and Emily Rodgers on violin and vocals.
Their first album was called 'Old Blood,' followed by 'Heaven Can Wait' and 'Ordinary Splendor.' In 2017, they canceled some tour dates when Daniel Adamson was dealing with mental health issues, which they talked about openly.
Daniel handles lead vocals and guitar, while David plays drums and percussion. Their music tends toward the introspective and ethereal, with violin parts adding texture to the arrangements.
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