Lens To The Future
Lens to the Future formed in Los Angeles around 2006, with members Anya on vocals, Ethan on guitar, Jake on bass, and Marcus on drums. They released their...
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Lens to the Future formed in Los Angeles around 2006, with members Anya on vocals, Ethan on guitar, Jake on bass, and Marcus on drums. They released their debut album 'Echoes from the Abyss' in 2008, which mixed alternative rock with electronic elements. The record got them some attention and led to touring in North America and Europe.
Their song 'Roll' became their most recognizable track. The band's music often dealt with political themes and social issues, which sometimes divided listeners. They kept putting out albums like 'The Edge of Infinity' in 2012 and 'The Weight of the World' in 2016, maintaining their experimental approach to rock.
By 2020 they released an album also called 'Roll'. Their work tended to explore identity and alienation through lyrics that could be introspective. The band's sound remained rooted in that blend of rock and electronic textures they established early on.
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