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Laidback Bullets
Laidback Bullets came together in Los Angeles. Their song "Anymore" got some attention early on, and they put out a debut album called Emergence in 2016. The...
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Laidback Bullets came together in Los Angeles. Their song "Anymore" got some attention early on, and they put out a debut album called Emergence in 2016. The band includes Mason Reed on vocals and guitar, Ethan Carter on lead guitar, Noah James on bass, and Lucas Bishop on drums.
They followed up with Asylum in 2018 and Requiem in 2020. Tracks like "Fuck That" and "Hit Yourself" show their lean toward rock and alternative sounds, though they never quite settled into one style. Their lyrics sometimes touched on personal struggles, which drew a mix of reactions.
They kept playing and recording through the late 2010s, building a following without much fanfare. The music has a straightforward, unpolished feel that fits their name.
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