Lost In Line
Lost In Line formed in New York City with Ricky Mazzotta on vocals and guitar, Anthony Ferraro on bass and vocals, Joseph Ferrara on drums, and Chris Parker...
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Lost In Line formed in New York City with Ricky Mazzotta on vocals and guitar, Anthony Ferraro on bass and vocals, Joseph Ferrara on drums, and Chris Parker handling keyboards and guitar. Their sound pulls from alternative rock and electronica, with some listeners hearing echoes of Nirvana's energy and Depeche Mode's atmosphere in the mix.
Their debut album was titled 'Exit 127,' which also became the name of a breakout track. That song, along with others like 'I Know You're Scene' and 'RalphMaccioAintGotShitOnMe,' helped define their early work. They've released two full-length albums and several EPs since then.
Some of their lyrics have sparked discussion for being direct about personal struggles, though the band has generally kept making music on their own terms. They're known for live shows that feel both intense and close-up, and they've been working on new material.
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