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Cameron Moder
Cameron Moder formed in San Francisco around 2014. The band's lineup included Eliott Modor on vocals and guitar, Ethan Sloan on bass, and Oliver Reed on...
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Cameron Moder formed in San Francisco around 2014. The band's lineup included Eliott Modor on vocals and guitar, Ethan Sloan on bass, and Oliver Reed on drums. They released their debut album 'Nocturnal' in 2016, which featured the song 'All Things Right.'
Ethan Sloan left the band in 2017 and was replaced by bassist Max Ritter. The following year, allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced against Eliott Modor. The band denied any wrongdoing.
Cameron Moder continued to release music after these events, putting out the albums 'Aether' in 2019 and 'Echoes' in 2022.
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