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Blind Radio
Blind Radio formed in Nashville in the early 2000s with Sarah Watson on vocals and guitar, Mark Johnson on bass, and David "Doc" Lee on drums. Their debut...
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Blind Radio formed in Nashville in the early 2000s with Sarah Watson on vocals and guitar, Mark Johnson on bass, and David "Doc" Lee on drums. Their debut single "Caught Red Handed" came out in 2002 and became their most recognizable song, with Watson's direct delivery and the track's straightforward rhythm connecting with listeners.
They put out albums like "The Road Less Traveled" in 2004 and "Unveiled" in 2006, maintaining a steady output through the decade. Songs like "Find Me Untie Me Catch Me Kill Me" and "MELISSA" showed their preference for declarative titles and unadorned rock arrangements.
In 2005, Watson dealt with vocal cord issues that led to some canceled shows, but the band kept working. They recorded a live album at the Ryman Auditorium in 2010, capturing their sound in a room that suited their no-frills approach.
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