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Flamingods
Flamingods formed around 2008 when Cameron Reed and Mark Bone started making music together. They later added vocalist Khaya Cohen and drummer Jacob Acosta....
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Flamingods formed around 2008 when Cameron Reed and Mark Bone started making music together. They later added vocalist Khaya Cohen and drummer Jacob Acosta. Their song 'Olympia' became something of a calling card for them.
They put out a few albums in the early 2010s, including 'Sun' in 2010, 'Levitation' in 2011, and a self-titled record in 2013. Their sound pulls from different places, mixing elements of psychedelic folk with ambient textures and some world music influences.
The band addressed it by talking about mental health and the pressures that come with making music.
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