Highway Black Dolls
Highway Black Dolls formed in London around vocalist Anya Blackwood and guitarist Jake Harper, later adding bassist Sam Lawrence and drummer Ethan Carter....
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Highway Black Dolls formed in London around vocalist Anya Blackwood and guitarist Jake Harper, later adding bassist Sam Lawrence and drummer Ethan Carter. Their debut single 'God' got attention for its raw emotional quality, though the existing history doesn't specify what year that happened or what exactly made it stand out. They released three albums: 'In the Shadow of the Black Dolls' in 2012, 'God's Own Country' in 2015, and 'Blood and Bones' in 2019.
Blackwood's lyrics and the band's stage presence sometimes drew criticism from conservative groups, and they reportedly had tensions with their record label over artistic direction. The band stopped working together in 2021. Their music mixed soul, rock, and blues elements, moving from the direct energy of their early work toward more experimental territory on later albums.
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