God Is My Co-Pilot
God Is My Co-Pilot formed in Baltimore in 2007 around Camden Dye, Nathan Harding, and Ryan Dunn. Their first album, 'The Wayward Sons and Daughters of God,'...
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God Is My Co-Pilot formed in Baltimore in 2007 around Camden Dye, Nathan Harding, and Ryan Dunn. Their first album, 'The Wayward Sons and Daughters of God,' came out in 2010 and got some attention in underground circles. They followed it with records like 'Pavilion' in 2012 and 'Bad Vibrations' in 2016.
Their song 'Don't Say My Name' from 'Pavilion' became a point of reference for them, though it drew some criticism for its content. The band's live shows were known for being intense and chaotic, with Dye often engaging directly with the crowd.
Over time, the lineup settled with Michael Flounders on drums. They kept putting out music, including 'Fundamental Connections' in 2019, and their sound shifted toward more experimental territory while touching on themes like mental health.
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