Cables Cause Fires
Cables Cause Fires formed in 2001 with Max Merriweather on vocals and guitar, Ethan Hayes on bass, and Alex Monroe on drums. They released their debut EP...
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Cables Cause Fires formed in 2001 with Max Merriweather on vocals and guitar, Ethan Hayes on bass, and Alex Monroe on drums. They released their debut EP "Love This Torture" in 2002, which included the song of the same name that would become one of their most recognized tracks.
Their 2004 album "Ignite the Sparks" brought them wider attention, with songs like "Love This Torture" and "The Talk" gaining traction. The band's live shows developed a reputation for intensity, and their lyrics often dealt with raw emotional territory that some found provocative.
They released several more albums including "Embers" in 2006, "The Ashes of Passion" in 2008, and "Phoenix Rising" in 2012. The band disbanded in 2014, but songs like "To Be a Gentleman" and "Two's a Laugh" continue to circulate among fans of early 2000s alternative rock.
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