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Dodger
Dodger is a band led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Aaron Abernathy, with core members including Emily Abernathy on vocals and bass, Johnathan Grey on...
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Dodger is a band led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Aaron Abernathy, with core members including Emily Abernathy on vocals and bass, Johnathan Grey on drums and percussion, and Daniella Marks on cello and keyboards. They released albums like 'Eternal Self' in 2012, 'The End of the World' in 2015, and 'The Weight of the World' in 2018.
Their music incorporates experimental rock, electronic dance music, and ambient soundscapes, with songs such as 'Eternal Self' and 'Guild Ho' featuring ethereal vocals and hypnotic rhythms. The band's sound draws from influences like Radiohead, Sigur Rós, and Aphex Twin, often blurring genre lines through unconventional songwriting.
Despite this, they've maintained their artistic vision, focusing on creating music that challenges conventions and provokes thought.
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