Easy Socks
Easy Socks formed in London around 2012, with Theo Robinson on vocals, Alex Jones on guitar, Emily Carter on bass, and Jake Thompson on drums. They built a...
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Easy Socks formed in London around 2012, with Theo Robinson on vocals, Alex Jones on guitar, Emily Carter on bass, and Jake Thompson on drums. They built a following with a wry, melodic take on indie rock that didn't take itself too seriously.
Their song 'I Know What Your Mama Thinks Of Me' caught on with its funny lyrics and catchy tune, becoming something of a breakout. It led to their first album, 'Yarn for the Soul,' which established them as a band with a particular sense of humor and a knack for a hook.
Later records like 'Stitched Up' and 'Lace and Heels' showed them trying out different sounds, bringing in bits of folk and pop. They were known for being outspoken in their lyrics, which drew some criticism along with the praise.
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