Cheap Response
Cheap Response was a New York City band led by Maxwell Gold, with Ava James on bass and vocals, Ethan Carter on drums, and Lewis Reed handling keyboards and...
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Cheap Response was a New York City band led by Maxwell Gold, with Ava James on bass and vocals, Ethan Carter on drums, and Lewis Reed handling keyboards and samples. Their sound pulled from punk rock, hip-hop, and electronic music, though it wasn't always clear how those pieces fit together.
Their debut album was called 'Safe in New York City,' which included the song of the same name. They followed it with records like 'Babylon's Burning' and 'The Revolution Will Not Be Televised.' Their live shows had a reputation for getting chaotic, and some critics found their approach pretentious while others saw them as pioneers.
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