Elizabeth Crim
Elizabeth Crim formed her band in 2017 after meeting guitarist Alex Mendoza and bassist Lily Peterson at a local open mic night. They named the project after...
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Elizabeth Crim formed her band in 2017 after meeting guitarist Alex Mendoza and bassist Lily Peterson at a local open mic night. They named the project after her grandmother. Their debut album 'Nothing to See Here' came out in 2018, followed by 'Echoes of the Void' in 2020 and 'Invisible Lines' in 2022.
That first album included 'Eat Sleep Repeat,' a song that connected with listeners who recognized its take on daily routine. Another track, 'My Suicide,' shows the kind of direct lyricism she's known for. The band lineup includes Mike DeMarco on drums alongside Crim, Mendoza, and Peterson.
Crim grew up in a small Midwestern town and started writing songs as a teenager. She's mentioned being influenced by artists like Nirvana, PJ Harvey, and Kurt Vile. Her lyrics often draw from personal experience with anxiety and depression, which gives her music its particular weight.
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