Cake Like
Cake Like was a New York band that put out songs like "Abraham Lincoln," "Ashley," and "Destroyed." Their music had a sharp, sometimes dark edge to it, with...
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Cake Like was a New York band that put out songs like "Abraham Lincoln," "Ashley," and "Destroyed." Their music had a sharp, sometimes dark edge to it, with titles that suggested they weren't interested in writing straightforward pop.
They released their first album, "History in the Making," in 2006. The record included "Abraham Lincoln," which became their best-known track. They followed it with albums called "The Great Debate" in 2008 and "The People's Choice" in 2010.
Their lineup included Alex Da Kid on vocals, Chris Chu on guitar, Aaron Tap on bass, and Jared Kolesar on drums. The band's sound pulled from different places, but it was mostly guitar-driven and direct, with lyrics that could be blunt or oddly specific.
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