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Cult To Follow
Cult to Follow formed around vocalist Ethan James, with guitarist Liam Blackwood, bassist Jake Hayes, and drummer Alex Carter. Their debut album was called...
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10 Seconds From Panic
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Dead And Gone
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Down
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Everything I Never Was
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Leave It All Behind
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Lies
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10 Seconds From Panic
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Dead And Gone
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Down
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Everything I Never Was
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Leave It All Behind
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Lies
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Perfect
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Start a Fire
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The Perfect Murder Melody
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Through With You
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Through With You
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Cult to Follow formed around vocalist Ethan James, with guitarist Liam Blackwood, bassist Jake Hayes, and drummer Alex Carter. Their debut album was called 'Ephemeral Visions.' The band developed a sound that leaned toward atmospheric rock, with James's vocals often described as haunting over Blackwood's guitar work.
They built a following through live shows, though their early years included some lineup changes. Their lyrics and stage presence sometimes drew attention for being unconventional, which the band didn't shy away from. Songs like 'Leave It All Behind' and 'The Perfect Murder Melody' became fan favorites, showing their mix of moody textures and rock energy.
Their music tended to explore themes of emotion and existence without getting too literal about it. They released several albums after 'Ephemeral Visions,' continuing in a similar vein rather than drastically changing direction. The rhythm section of Hayes and Carter kept things grounded while the vocals and guitars created the band's ethereal quality.
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