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Lee Maloney
Lee Maloney formed the band in 2012 with bassist Jack Carter, drummer Matt Price, and guitarist Tom Roberts. Their debut single "This Is Perfection" came out...
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Lee Maloney formed the band in 2012 with bassist Jack Carter, drummer Matt Price, and guitarist Tom Roberts. Their debut single "This Is Perfection" came out in 2014, followed by the album The Search for Meaning in 2016.
They released Dark Days, Brighter Nights in 2018 and the EP Into the Abyss in 2020. In 2017, Maloney faced accusations of inappropriate behavior at a fan event, which the band addressed with a statement.
Their music often deals with love, loss, and personal struggles, delivered with raw lyrics and intense live shows that built them a dedicated following.
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