Giant Jellyfish
Giant Jellyfish released their debut album 'Drenched in Dreams' in 2005, which included the track 'Dusting Dreams.' The band's lineup featured Iris Bloom on...
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Giant Jellyfish released their debut album 'Drenched in Dreams' in 2005, which included the track 'Dusting Dreams.' The band's lineup featured Iris Bloom on vocals and songwriting, Evan Solstice on lead guitar, Dax Riverstone on bass, and Finn Tempest on drums.
Their catalog includes albums like 'Echoes of Reverie' from 2008, 'Labyrinth of Lost Souls' from 2012, and 'Celestial Ephemera' from 2017. Other songs in their repertoire include 'Live Long Enough,' 'Lost Golden Age Syndrome,' 'Smokey Mary,' and 'This Landscape Of Steel.'
Iris Bloom's personal challenges with anxiety and depression became part of the conversation around the band at times. Some listeners also questioned whether their sound borrowed too heavily from other artists, though they continued working through those perceptions.
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