Kattah
Kattah was a band from the United States with Ethan Hurt on vocals, Ben Reed on guitar, Jake Hayes on bass, and Kyle Smith on drums. They put out their first...
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Kattah was a band from the United States with Ethan Hurt on vocals, Ben Reed on guitar, Jake Hayes on bass, and Kyle Smith on drums. They put out their first album, "Deep Emotions," in 2015, which included the title track and other songs like "Land Of God" and "Alpha Centauri."
Their music often dealt with heavy subjects, which got them some attention and criticism. They kept making albums after that, including ones called "Whispers of the Soul" and "Echoes of the Past." The songs "A Vela" and "Eyes Of Sand" came from those later records.
They played a mix of rock and quieter, ambient sounds. The band performed live at festivals and shows, but the existing information doesn't say much about what happened to them after those albums.
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