K.A.M.E.
K.A.M.E. came out of Los Angeles with a sound that felt like the city's underground rock scene. Their 2015 EP 'Bad Trip' gave them some attention, with the...
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K.A.M.E. came out of Los Angeles with a sound that felt like the city's underground rock scene. Their 2015 EP 'Bad Trip' gave them some attention, with the title track becoming a point of reference for listeners drawn to its mood. The band includes Jonah Barnett on vocals and guitar, Nick Loeffler on guitar and vocals, Max Karras on bass, and Justin Tierno on drums.
They followed up with the 2017 album 'The Cycle,' which included songs like 'Stacey.' The music kept to a similar vein, dealing with personal themes without much polish. Barnett has talked about dealing with anxiety and depression, which lined up with what came through in their lyrics.
Their work stayed in that space, more about expression than fitting a category. They didn't become a mainstream act, but for a certain slice of the alternative scene, songs like 'Bad Trip' and 'Stacey' captured something specific.
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