Here In Cycle
Here In Cycle formed in London around 2015 as a five-piece band. Laura Martin handles vocals and multiple instruments, with Sam Phillips on guitar, Alex...
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Here In Cycle formed in London around 2015 as a five-piece band. Laura Martin handles vocals and multiple instruments, with Sam Phillips on guitar, Alex Turner on bass, Emily Carter on keyboards and vocals, and Ben Johnson on drums. Their first album, 'Echoes of the Past,' came out in 2017, followed by 'Celestial Bodies' in 2019.
Their music pulls from progressive rock and ambient textures, with some listeners hearing echoes of Pink Floyd or Radiohead in the mix. Songs like 'Belladonna' and 'The Infinite Cadence' show their tendency toward intricate arrangements and layered harmonies.
In 2018, the band dealt with a legal dispute over unpaid royalties with a former manager, which put a strain on things for a while. They kept working after that, though the existing record doesn't say much about what came next.
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