Cars Can Be Blue
Cars Can Be Blue was an early 2000s band led by Zephyr, with Nova on bass, Orion on drums, and Lyra handling keyboards and backing vocals. They put out albums...
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Cars Can Be Blue was an early 2000s band led by Zephyr, with Nova on bass, Orion on drums, and Lyra handling keyboards and backing vocals. They put out albums like 'Blueprints of a Broken Soul' in 2002 and 'Dirty Symphony' in 2004. Their song 'Dirty Song' got some attention at the time.
Their music mixed rock with some electronic and industrial touches. You can hear that on tracks like 'Do You Remember' and 'Hey Hippie' from their catalog. The lyrics tended toward darker, more personal territory.
Some of their material drew criticism for being explicit, which led to occasional censorship issues. Zephyr also dealt with addiction and depression during the band's run. They released 'Echoes in the Night' in 2007 and 'Reverberations of the Past' in 2012.
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