Broken Iris
Broken Iris is a melodic rock band from Los Angeles. They first gained attention with their single "Beautiful Girl," which became their breakout track. The...
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Broken Iris is a melodic rock band from Los Angeles. They first gained attention with their single "Beautiful Girl," which became their breakout track. The band has released two studio albums, 2017's "Beautiful Scars" and 2020's "Ashes to Ashes."
Their music includes songs like "A New Hope" and "Colorful Mind," which blend rock with pop and alternative elements. Some critics have found their work overly sentimental or questioned its originality, but they've developed a devoted following regardless.
The band's lineup includes Alex Hayes on vocals, Ethan Carter on guitar, Marcus Harris on bass, and Jake Miller on drums.
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