Laika
Laika is an alternative rock band from London that put out their first single "44 Robbers" in 2016. Their debut album, "The Dreaming," came out the following...
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Laika is an alternative rock band from London that put out their first single "44 Robbers" in 2016. Their debut album, "The Dreaming," came out the following year. The band's lineup includes Georgia Ellery on vocals and guitar, Adam Smith on lead guitar, Sam Jones on bass, and Jordan Tice on drums.
Their songs like "Almost Sleeping" and "Looking for the Jackalope" have a raw, emotional quality that connects with listeners. They followed up with two more albums: "Sonder" in 2019 and "Glimmer" in 2021. The band has been open about facing personal challenges while making music, which comes through in tracks like "Coming Down Glass" and "Barefoot Blues."
Laika's music doesn't fit neatly into one category, it's got elements of rock but with atmospheric touches that give it its own character. They've built a following with their honest approach to songwriting and performances that feel genuine rather than polished.
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