Lizticket
Lizticket formed in London in the late 2000s with Lily Sequence on vocals and guitar, Elliot Jones on bass and keyboards, and Max Sutton on drums. They put...
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Lizticket formed in London in the late 2000s with Lily Sequence on vocals and guitar, Elliot Jones on bass and keyboards, and Max Sutton on drums. They put out a debut album called 'Subterranean Love' that established their sound, which critics sometimes called too dark or depressing. Their song 'Beauty's Shame' became something of an anthem for them.
They followed that with albums like 'All the Empty Spaces' and 'The Art of Self-Destruction.' Other tracks in their catalog include 'Becoming Victoria,' 'Boundary,' 'Confessional,' and 'Eighteen.' Their music tended toward experimental rock with ethereal textures and introspective lyrics, which kept them somewhat at odds with mainstream industry expectations.
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