Knives At Sea
Knives at Sea formed in Brooklyn in 2014, started by brothers Ben and Sam Stidham. They were joined by bassist Ryan Clarke and drummer Carson Evans. The...
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Knives at Sea formed in Brooklyn in 2014, started by brothers Ben and Sam Stidham. They were joined by bassist Ryan Clarke and drummer Carson Evans. The band's early shows in New York had their share of technical problems and didn't draw much attention at first.
In 2016, they put out the single "Individual," which got them noticed. The song's lyrics about societal pressure and finding your own way connected with people, though some critics thought it pushed individualism too hard. They followed that with the albums "Nothing Stays" in 2018 and "Low Tides" in 2021.
Ben Stidham handles vocals and guitar, writing the band's introspective lyrics. Their sound pulls from indie rock and power pop, with songs like "Nowhere But Up" showing their range. They've kept at it without much fanfare, working through the usual grind of a band trying to find its place.
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