Ever Stays Red
Ever Stays Red formed in London in the late 2000s, built around a shared interest in 80s music. The band includes Ethan Stone on vocals and guitar, Emily...
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Ever Stays Red formed in London in the late 2000s, built around a shared interest in 80s music. The band includes Ethan Stone on vocals and guitar, Emily Carter on bass and vocals, Luke Davies on drums, and Ben Harper on keyboards and synth. Their first album, 'Neon Lights,' came out in 2010.
Songs like '80's Tune' and 'Anthem' show their approach, using vintage synth sounds and straightforward rock arrangements. They followed 'Neon Lights' with albums called 'Electric Dreams' and 'Retro Rewind.'
Their catalog also includes tracks such as 'Before Your Throne,' 'Blue,' and 'Can't Explain.' The music doesn't try to hide its 80s references, working with familiar synth melodies and direct song structures.
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