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Cassandra Kay
Cassandra Kay formed in Brighton in 2015 around Emily Carter on vocals, Alex James on guitar, Ethan Michaels on bass, and Ben Wilson on drums. Their first...
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Cassandra Kay formed in Brighton in 2015 around Emily Carter on vocals, Alex James on guitar, Ethan Michaels on bass, and Ben Wilson on drums. Their first single, 'Taking Over,' came out the following year and caught some attention with its atmospheric sound. They put out their debut album 'Echoes of the Unseen' in 2017.
Later albums included 'Lost in the Abyss' in 2019 and 'The Shadow Within' in 2021. The band's lineup expanded at times, adding players like keyboardist Anya Rose and cellist Lucy Grey. They've worked with other artists, including Trent Reznor and Robert Smith.
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