Faunts
Faunts is a band that started putting out music around 2017. Their early work included a track called "M4," which got some attention for its atmospheric...
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Faunts is a band that started putting out music around 2017. Their early work included a track called "M4," which got some attention for its atmospheric sound. The group is built around Jesse Kivel on vocals and guitar and Jordan Cohen on bass and keyboards.
They released a debut EP called "M4" and followed it with another EP titled "Waves." Their songs like "Will You Tell Me Then" and "Gone With The Day" fit into a style that mixes electronic textures with indie pop structures. In 2018, the band faced criticism for a lyric that used a racial slur, which they later apologized for.
After taking a break in 2019, Faunts returned in 2020 with a single called "Alive." Their catalog includes tracks such as "Lights Are Always On" and "Explain," which continue in that vein of layered, moody pop music.
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