Clarx
Clarx is an indie rock band that formed in London around 2016, with Harry Strange on vocals and guitar and Emily Divine on bass. Their debut EP 'Bloom' came...
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Clarx is an indie rock band that formed in London around 2016, with Harry Strange on vocals and guitar and Emily Divine on bass. Their debut EP 'Bloom' came out in 2017, featuring the track 'Numb The Pain (feat. Shiah Maisel)' which got some attention. They've put out a few more releases since then, including the albums 'Ashes' in 2019, 'Reverie' in 2021, and 'Eternal' in 2023.
Their songs like 'ABCDEFU' and 'Healing' show a preference for straightforward, emotionally direct titles. The music tends toward atmospheric rock with melancholic touches, though the existing history mentions some listeners finding their lyrics too dark while others appreciate the honesty.
Oliver Carter plays drums in the current lineup. The band's discography includes the EP 'Echoes' from 2020 alongside their albums. They've maintained a steady output of studio work over the past several years without much fanfare about commercial breakthroughs or major label backing.
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