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Class
Class formed in the 1990s around frontman Ethan Gold. Their debut album was 1995's 'Find Another Puppet,' which established their sound in underground...
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Class formed in the 1990s around frontman Ethan Gold. Their debut album was 1995's 'Find Another Puppet,' which established their sound in underground circles. The music blended industrial, electronic, and experimental elements in a way that didn't fit neatly into mainstream categories.
Their lyrics often dealt with alienation and social themes, and their live shows included theatrical elements that some found confrontational. The band's lineup changed over time, with vocalist Celeste Raines and sound designer Silas Knight being among those who passed through.
Class released several more albums, including 'The Blind Leading the Naked' in 1998 and 'Love, Hate, Fear, Lust' in 2002.
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