Eastern Lane
Eastern Lane started as a band called Feed Your Addiction, which became the title of their debut single in 2015. That song's raw lyrics about addiction and...
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Eastern Lane started as a band called Feed Your Addiction, which became the title of their debut single in 2015. That song's raw lyrics about addiction and mental health connected with listeners, helping them build an audience. They signed with the independent label Skyfire Records and put out their first album, Time to Wake Up, in 2017.
Their music blends alternative rock and grunge, with songs like Saffron showing their atmospheric side. The band toured after that first album, but singer Jake Carter's personal struggles with addiction became public when he was arrested for drug possession in 2019, forcing some tour cancellations. They kept recording through it, releasing The Hollow in 2021 and Unveiled in 2023.
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