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Fake Club
Fake Club formed in 2002 with Zachery Wall on vocals and guitar, Oliver Johnson on bass, Emily Carter on keyboards, and Ethan Smith on drums. They put out...
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Crimson
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Do It Like Me
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Generation
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Midnight At Koko
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Fake Club formed in 2002 with Zachery Wall on vocals and guitar, Oliver Johnson on bass, Emily Carter on keyboards, and Ethan Smith on drums. They put out their debut album 'Crimson' in 2004, which included the title track that became a hit. The record had an atmospheric quality that connected with listeners.
Smith left the band in 2006, and Michael James joined as the new drummer. The group kept recording, releasing albums like 'Aurora' in 2007, 'Elysium' in 2010, and 'Solstice' in 2013. Songs such as 'Do It Like Me' and 'Midnight At Koko' came from these later records.
Their music mixed melodic elements with more direct rock energy. While they had some lineup changes, Wall, Johnson, and Carter remained consistent figures through their active years.
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