Dyslesia
Dyslesia is a British alternative rock band that formed in 2005 around vocalist and guitarist Jamie Brooks and bassist Tom Stacey. They eventually settled...
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Dyslesia is a British alternative rock band that formed in 2005 around vocalist and guitarist Jamie Brooks and bassist Tom Stacey. They eventually settled with drummer Harry Radcliffe after some lineup changes early on. Their song 'Bad Memories' became a notable single for them.
Their debut album was called 'Echoes of the Night.' They've also released other albums including one titled 'The Dark Side of the Moon.' Their music tends toward melancholic themes and introspective lyrics, with songs like 'Beware Of Life Demons' and 'Fallen Angels' reflecting that direction.
At one point they faced some criticism over a song called 'The Sinners,' which some listeners felt dealt too explicitly with drug addiction themes. The band denied glorifying substance abuse, saying they were just reflecting real struggles.
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