Bandage

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Bandage

Bandage formed in London with Eleanor Rayne on vocals, Oliver Hayes on guitar, Daniel Carter on bass, and Amelia Reed on drums. Their first album,...

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Editor's note

Bandage's quiet songs about healing

A four-song catalog that moves from private hurt toward something like light.

If you need a place to start, 'Heaven' and 'To the Light' bookend the feeling pretty well.

The songs are small and direct, mostly about personal repair. 'Heaven' and 'Invisibles' sketch out a private world of feeling. There's a video for one of the tracks, which suggests someone cared enough to film it.

The catalog is just four songs. The titles alone suggest a movement from 'Heaven' and 'Invisibles' to 'For You, From Me' and finally 'To the Light'.

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Bandage formed in London with Eleanor Rayne on vocals, Oliver Hayes on guitar, Daniel Carter on bass, and Amelia Reed on drums. Their first album, 'Invisibles,' came out in 2016 and included the title track, which became something of an anthem for people who felt overlooked. They followed it with 'Echoes' in 2019.

Rayne's vocals have an ethereal quality that suits the band's moodier material, like 'Heaven' and 'To the Light.' Hayes' guitar work adds texture without overwhelming the songs. Their lyrics sometimes draw criticism for being too political or confrontational, but they've kept at it.

In 2023, they announced a new album called 'Unseen.' Their catalog includes songs like 'For You, From Me' that explore themes of isolation and identity without offering easy resolutions. They play live with a certain energy, but their recordings tend to favor atmosphere over sheer volume.

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