Cheekface
Cheekface formed in Los Angeles in 2015 with Greg Barnett on vocals and guitar, Amanda Williams on bass, and Mark Eggert on drums. Their early recordings had...
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Cheekface formed in Los Angeles in 2015 with Greg Barnett on vocals and guitar, Amanda Williams on bass, and Mark Eggert on drums. Their early recordings had a rough, unpolished quality that mixed punk energy with new wave textures and folk elements. They put out their self-titled debut in 2017, followed by 'Emphatically No' in 2019 and 'Too Much to Ask' in 2021.
Barnett's lyrics often work with wry humor and surreal imagery over unconventional song structures. The band's 2023 album 'Imposter Syndrome' continues this approach, exploring self-doubt with their characteristic wit. Their song 'Listen to Your Heart' shows how they can wrap sardonic observations in catchy melodies.
Cheekface has released four studio albums without settling into a single genre. Their music tends to avoid traditional boundaries, moving between experimental tracks and more straightforward pop moments. The trio's recordings maintain a consistent thread of playful musical experimentation and lyrical eccentricity.
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