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Branch
Branch is a musical collective that surfaced in the early 2010s. They're known for the haunting ballad "Forgive Me," which first appeared on their 2013 debut...
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Branch is a musical collective that surfaced in the early 2010s. They're known for the haunting ballad "Forgive Me," which first appeared on their 2013 debut EP, Ashes to Embers. The song gained some traction online for its raw emotional tone.
In 2015, they released a full-length album called The Weight of Silence. The band's lineup includes Ethan Lipscombe on vocals and guitar, Lucas Wilson on bass, Ryan Smith on drums, and Emily Taylor on violin. Taylor's violin work adds an ethereal layer to their sound.
Their music tends to lean into confessional lyrics and a blend of vulnerability with rhythmic intensity. They haven't chased a polished alternative rock formula, instead letting the songs sit with their own weight.
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