Juke Kartel
Juke Kartel came together in London, England, playing a mix of rock, pop, and electronic sounds. The band included Jake Lavery on vocals and guitar, Tarn...
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Juke Kartel came together in London, England, playing a mix of rock, pop, and electronic sounds. The band included Jake Lavery on vocals and guitar, Tarn Pritchard on guitar, Johnny Buckley on bass, and Dan Popplewell on drums.
Their 2012 single "Anybody Out There" got them some attention, and they followed it with other tracks like "Brightest Star" and "December." In 2016, they released a concept album called "The Fallout" that dealt with relationships and mental health.
Jake Lavery's lyrics and stage presence sometimes stirred things up, and the band had rumors about drug use and backstage incidents. They kept making music through those years, but the details around their later work are less clear.
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