Look See Proof
Look See Proof formed in Los Angeles in the early 2010s as a four-piece alternative rock band. The lineup included vocalist and guitarist Ivan Rusakov,...
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Look See Proof formed in Los Angeles in the early 2010s as a four-piece alternative rock band. The lineup included vocalist and guitarist Ivan Rusakov, bassist Danny Gilbert, drummer Tony Consoli, and keyboardist Caitlin Cunningham. They spent their early years playing shows around town while working through the usual financial struggles that come with starting a band.
Their debut album 'High Horse' came out in 2017, with the title track becoming something of an anthem for their growing audience. The song's direct approach to hypocrisy and self-righteousness drew some criticism from reviewers who found it overly cynical, but it connected with listeners who appreciated its straightforwardness.
They followed up with albums like 'The Devil's in the Details' in 2019 and 'No Place for the Meek' in 2021. Other songs like 'Local Hero' and 'Tell Me Tell Me Tell Me' became part of their setlists, building on that same mix of raw energy and direct lyrics that characterized their earlier work.
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