Easter Island
Easter Island formed in London around the mid-2000s, with Morgan Kibby as the vocalist and multi-instrumentalist at the center. Their first album, 'The Return...
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Easter Island formed in London around the mid-2000s, with Morgan Kibby as the vocalist and multi-instrumentalist at the center. Their first album, 'The Return of the Tiki God,' came out in 2007 and included the track 'You Don't Have a Choice,' which got some attention from critics. The band's lineup has shifted over time, with Jason Boesel and Stewart Cole among those who have played with Kibby.
They've put out a handful of studio albums and had songs appear on television shows like 'Lost' and 'Grey's Anatomy.' Their sound tends to mix electronic and rock elements in a way that doesn't settle into one genre. The music can feel a bit elusive, which fits with the sparse details available about their work together.
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