Black Kreek
Black Kreek formed when childhood friends Jake Reed and Luke Carter started playing together in New York City. They released their debut album 'Euphoria' in...
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Black Kreek formed when childhood friends Jake Reed and Luke Carter started playing together in New York City. They released their debut album 'Euphoria' in 2017, with the single 'Adrenaline' becoming their breakout track. Songs like 'Down' and 'Feel The Pressure' followed that same high-energy approach.
Their music tends toward loud, aggressive rock with straightforward titles that telegraph the mood, 'Endless Torment' and 'I Bleed' aren't exactly subtle. They've put out a few albums since, including 'Unleash' and 'Phoenix Rising', but those early singles remain what most people know them for.
There were some noise complaints and local controversies early on, mostly about their live shows being too loud or rowdy. It never really slowed them down, just became part of their reputation as a band that plays hard and doesn't apologize for it.
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