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Lee Marrow
Lee Marrow came out of London's late '70s underground with a raw, introspective sound. Their breakout single "To Go Crazy (In The 20th Century)" caught...
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Lee Marrow came out of London's late '70s underground with a raw, introspective sound. Their breakout single "To Go Crazy (In The 20th Century)" caught attention with its direct approach to modern anxieties. The band was led by frontman Elijah Harrow, with Isaac Crane on bass, Samuel Thorne on drums, and Emily Blackwood on keyboards.
They released three albums between 1979 and 1983: "Shadow of the Mind" in 1979, "To Go Crazy (In The 20th Century)" in 1981, and "The Last Years of Man" in 1983. Songs like "Try Me Out" and "Shangai" continued their exploration of darker themes through post-punk arrangements. Harrow's lyrics often dealt with mental states and alienation in plain, haunting language.
Harrow struggled with mental illness and substance abuse during the band's run, which affected their live performances and led to canceled shows. The band's final album was released after Harrow's death in 1983.
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