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Lost Signal
Lost Signal formed in Seattle around 2010, with Ethan James on vocals, Mark Hanson on guitar, Jake Carter on bass, and Emily Davis on drums. Their first...
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Lost Signal formed in Seattle around 2010, with Ethan James on vocals, Mark Hanson on guitar, Jake Carter on bass, and Emily Davis on drums. Their first single, 'Absence,' came out in 2011. The band's debut album, 'Echoes of the Void,' was released in 2013 and did well on alternative charts.
They followed with albums in 2015 and 2018, 'Ashes to Dust' and 'The Edge of Everything.' Their songs like 'Apathy' and 'Dissonance' often dealt with introspective themes. The band had a reputation for sticking to their own sound, which sometimes meant friction with their management and labels.
Some of their lyrics sparked conversations about topics like mental health, though the specifics of those controversies aren't well-documented in reliable sources. They put out another album called 'Absence' in 2021.
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