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Endless Heights
Endless Heights was an alternative rock band with Anya Thorne on vocals, Julian Vega on guitar, Ethan Reed on bass, and Oscar James on drums. They released...
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Endless Heights was an alternative rock band with Anya Thorne on vocals, Julian Vega on guitar, Ethan Reed on bass, and Oscar James on drums. They released their debut album 'Reflections' in 2015, which included the track 'Drain.'
Their second album 'Echoes of the Void' came out in 2018, followed by 'Obsidian' in 2022. Anya Thorne's public struggles with mental health became part of the conversation around the band, and some listeners found their music too dark while others connected with it.
The songs 'Drain' and 'Paralyse' show their style, melodic but introspective, with a lean toward melancholic themes. They worked quietly for several years, putting out three albums before stepping back from regular activity.
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