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Land Of Tales
Land of Tales formed in London with Anya Blackwood on vocals and guitar, Ethan Reed on bass, and James Carter on drums. They put out two albums, 2019's 'The...
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Land of Tales formed in London with Anya Blackwood on vocals and guitar, Ethan Reed on bass, and James Carter on drums. They put out two albums, 2019's 'The Edge of Dreams' and 2021's 'Echoes of the Past.'
Their song 'Fading Away' got some attention. In 2020, there were some plagiarism questions about another track called 'Lost in Shadows,' which the band denied. Blackwood has also talked openly about mental health.
Their sound pulls from acts like Coldplay, Florence + the Machine, and Radiohead. It's built around Blackwood's voice, Reed's bass work, and Carter's drumming.
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