Knives-Out
Knives-Out formed in London in the mid-2000s as a four-piece alternative rock band. Their lineup included Nathan Breedlove on vocals and guitar, Maxine Knight...
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Knives-Out formed in London in the mid-2000s as a four-piece alternative rock band. Their lineup included Nathan Breedlove on vocals and guitar, Maxine Knight on guitar, Daniel Stone on bass, and Emily Rose on drums. They released their debut album 'Nocturnal Visions' in 2007, which featured the song 'Broken Night' that gained some attention for its moody atmosphere.
Their music drew from post-punk and gothic influences, creating a sound that was darker than much of what was happening in mainstream rock at the time. Over the next decade, they put out several more albums including 'The Shadow Within' in 2010, 'Ashes to Dust' in 2013, 'Echoes of the Void' in 2016, and what appears to have been their final release 'The Final Curtain' in 2019.
Other songs in their catalog include 'Horseshoes And Handgrenades,' 'Love Lost on Lies,' 'Noose for a Necktie,' and 'Pay it Up.' Their stage presence and lyrical themes sometimes drew criticism for being too bleak or theatrical, but they maintained a dedicated following through their run.
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