Cherry Monroe
Cherry Monroe formed in the late '90s somewhere in the Pacific Northwest, drawing from the grunge and post-punk sounds that were still hanging around. The...
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Cherry Monroe formed in the late '90s somewhere in the Pacific Northwest, drawing from the grunge and post-punk sounds that were still hanging around. The band includes Anya Monroe on vocals, Ethan Shadow on guitar, Jake Reed on bass, and Sammy Knight on drums. Their song 'Anything' became a kind of calling card, one of those tracks that gets passed around and sticks with people.
Their music has a raw, guitar-heavy feel, with Monroe's vocals and lyrics often sitting at the center. They put out songs like 'At The Stars' and 'Bandages' that carried that same emotional weight. The band developed a following that stayed with them, even as their sound and approach didn't always fit neatly into what was expected.
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