Brightwood
Brightwood is an indie band that formed around Chadwick Stokes on vocals and guitar, Taylor Kingman on guitar, Jordan Brooke Hamlin on bass, and Matt Bradshaw...
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Brightwood is an indie band that formed around Chadwick Stokes on vocals and guitar, Taylor Kingman on guitar, Jordan Brooke Hamlin on bass, and Matt Bradshaw on drums. They released their self-titled debut in 2014, followed by albums like No One Gets Lost Anymore in 2016, Circadia in 2018, and Rhododendron in 2021.
Their song Conversations With Stars became a notable track for them, with lyrics that lean into cosmic and introspective themes. Other songs like Dreamer To A Dream and Eyes Betray follow a similar vein of thoughtful, melodic indie rock.
In 2017, guitarist Nate Eiesland died in a car accident. The band continued, and in 2019 they faced plagiarism claims over Conversations With Stars, which were settled out of court. Their music tends to avoid grand statements, sticking instead to a steady output of albums every few years.
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