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Fetch
Fetch formed in Los Angeles in the late 1990s around singer-songwriter Ethan Spencer and guitarist James Monroe. They were joined by bassist Emily Carter and...
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Fetch formed in Los Angeles in the late 1990s around singer-songwriter Ethan Spencer and guitarist James Monroe. They were joined by bassist Emily Carter and drummer Alex Reyes. Their debut album 'October Sky' came out in 1999, with the title track becoming their most recognizable song.
That album established their sound, which leaned toward indie rock with an emotional pull. Another track from that period, 'Stranger To You,' showed their knack for straightforward songwriting that connected with listeners.
In the early 2000s, the band faced some public scrutiny, including an arrest of Carter in 2002.
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