Kingmaker
Kingmaker formed in Los Angeles around 2010 with Alex Greenwood on vocals and guitar, Ethan James on bass and vocals, Jake Davis on drums, and Jake Watson on...
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Kingmaker formed in Los Angeles around 2010 with Alex Greenwood on vocals and guitar, Ethan James on bass and vocals, Jake Davis on drums, and Jake Watson on lead guitar. They put out a debut album called 'Ashes of Yesterday' and had a single called 'A Fool Like You' that got some attention.
Their sound didn't fit neatly into categories, which drew some criticism at the time. The band had to deal with a difficult situation when their lead guitarist Jake Watson was accused of misconduct, and they cut ties with him. Other songs from that period include 'Armchair Anarchist' and 'Backroom Boys'.
They kept working after that, though the existing information doesn't detail much about what came next. The songs suggest a band working in a straightforward rock vein, dealing with everyday frustrations rather than grand statements.
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