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Evan The Red Headed
Evan the Red Headed is a band led by Evan Charles Snyder, who goes by that stage name. They formed in London in the early 2000s and put out their first album,...
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Evan the Red Headed is a band led by Evan Charles Snyder, who goes by that stage name. They formed in London in the early 2000s and put out their first album, 'Whispers from the Attic,' in 2005. That record included 'Your Daddy Has Green Eyes,' a song that got some attention for its mood and directness.
Later albums like 'Ghosts of the Past,' 'The Art of Deception,' and 'The Last Waltz' kept working with similar themes. The band's music tends to be on the quieter, more reflective side, built around Snyder's writing and vocals.
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