Karl Casson
Karl Casson formed in London with guitarist Jake Morgan, bassist Daniel Carter, and drummer Ethan Smith. Their debut album 'Shadows and Echoes' came out in...
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Karl Casson formed in London with guitarist Jake Morgan, bassist Daniel Carter, and drummer Ethan Smith. Their debut album 'Shadows and Echoes' came out in 2005, and the song 'Love's Not There' from that record became their most recognizable track.
They released several albums over the next decade, including 'The Silent Divide' in 2008 and 'Echoes of a Broken Heart' in 2012. Another song, 'Outta My Mind,' also found an audience. The band dealt with some personal and creative tensions that led to breaks and changes in their lineup.
Their last album, 'Ashes to Embers,' arrived in 2016. The music often dealt with themes of relationships and emotional strain, delivered with a straightforward rock sound.
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