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Chrmng
Chrmng formed in 2019 as a four-piece band in Los Angeles, with Johnathan Rice on vocals, Harrison Smith on guitar, Benjamin Smith on bass, and Ashwin...
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Chrmng formed in 2019 as a four-piece band in Los Angeles, with Johnathan Rice on vocals, Harrison Smith on guitar, Benjamin Smith on bass, and Ashwin Balagopal on drums. Their early material had a certain atmospheric quality that drew listeners in, though the specifics of their sound were harder to pin down than some descriptions suggested.
Their 2021 single 'Are You Lying To Your Therapist About Being Sober Again? Yes' became a point of reference for the band, with its direct title and subject matter generating more discussion than their previous work. Another track, 'The Suicide Hotline Blocked My Number,' followed a similar thematic vein. They released a full-length album called 'Personal' in 2022.
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