Foreign Islands
Foreign Islands is an indie folk band with members Adam Zolinska and Max St. John on vocals and guitar, Ethan Anderson on drums, and Braeden Craig on bass....
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Foreign Islands is an indie folk band with members Adam Zolinska and Max St. John on vocals and guitar, Ethan Anderson on drums, and Braeden Craig on bass. They put out their first album, 'In the Shadow of Our Own Stars,' in 2015. That record brought them some attention, but also accusations of plagiarism, which the band denied.
They followed up with two more studio albums, 'The Year of the City' in 2017 and 'Sentinel' in 2021. Their sound leans on ethereal harmonies and delicate instrumentation, pulling from folk and ambient textures. A song like 'We Know You Know It' gives a sense of their style.
The group writes together, with Zolinska and St. John often bringing in initial ideas that get worked on by the whole band. They build things out through improvisation and refinement, aiming for a collaborative, layered feel in the music.
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