Earl Greyhound
Earl Greyhound started in San Francisco around 2005, with Matt Whyte as the frontman. They put out their first album, Soft Targets, in 2006, and followed it...
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Earl Greyhound started in San Francisco around 2005, with Matt Whyte as the frontman. They put out their first album, Soft Targets, in 2006, and followed it with Suspicious Package in 2008, which included the song Shotgun. Their sound had a soulful rock feel, and they were known for playing live shows that drew attention.
In 2010, the band got into a legal fight with their label, Matador Records, which led to them losing their master recordings and breaking up for a while. They came back together and released Harlem that same year, then Suffer Machine in 2015. Other tracks like All Better Now and Back and Forth show up in their catalog, but details about later work are sparse.
Around 2013, Whyte faced allegations of sexual misconduct, which caused the band to cancel a tour and step out of the spotlight. He denied the claims, but it affected their public presence. After that, there isn't much clear information about their activities or releases.
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