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Continuous Fallout
Continuous Fallout formed in London around 2010, with Ethan James on vocals, Alex Mason on guitar, Lily Reed on bass, and Jake Carter on drums. They worked on...
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Continuous Fallout formed in London around 2010, with Ethan James on vocals, Alex Mason on guitar, Lily Reed on bass, and Jake Carter on drums. They worked on a sound that mixed atmospheric rock with electronic elements, though their early years involved some lineup shuffles and the usual financial strain of constant gigging.
Their debut album 'Elegy of the Lost' came out in 2015 and got a fair amount of critical attention. The track 'Haze' from that record became their most recognizable song, landing in the top 10 in a few countries and pulling them into wider touring circuits.
In 2018, vocalist Ethan James faced sexual assault allegations that disrupted the band's momentum. The details around that period remain murky, and the group's activity since has been sparse.
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