Crystal Skulls
Crystal Skulls formed in 2008 with Adi Newton on vocals, Mark Mitchell on guitar, Nick Newton on bass, and Kevin Fowler on drums. They spent their early years...
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Crystal Skulls formed in 2008 with Adi Newton on vocals, Mark Mitchell on guitar, Nick Newton on bass, and Kevin Fowler on drums. They spent their early years playing clubs and small venues, working through the usual financial pressures that come with starting a band.
Their 2012 debut album 'Airport Motels' gave the band its first real attention. The title track, along with songs like 'Beat Me To It' and 'Weak Spot,' had a melodic, introspective quality that connected with listeners. The album established their sound.
A few years later, their second album 'The Hauntology of Dreams' took a darker, more experimental turn. This shift in direction divided some of their audience, but it showed the band was willing to explore different territory. They've continued releasing music since, including albums in 2018 and 2021.
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