Cultfever

Cultfever formed in the early 2000s with Ethan Stone on vocals and guitar, Lucas Grey on lead guitar, Emily Rose on bass, and Jack Kane on drums. Their debut album 'Farm' came out in 2004, featuring the title track that became a signature song for them. They followed it with three more albums over the next decade: 'City Lights' in 2007, 'Echo' in 2011, and 'The Wilderness' in 2015.

Their music shifted over time, moving from the alternative rock of their early work to incorporate folk and electronic elements. Songs like 'Gloria' and 'Animals' showed their range, balancing raw energy with more atmospheric touches. They developed a dedicated following who connected with their direct approach to songwriting.

Cultfever's lyrics often dealt with personal and social themes, sometimes drawing criticism for being too outspoken. They kept working at their own pace regardless, putting out records when they felt ready rather than following industry patterns. Their catalog has a consistent thread of emotional honesty running through it, from the isolation of 'Farm' to the broader concerns of their later material.