Loupe
Loupe was an indie band built around vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Kaleigh Todd, guitarist Aidan Enright, and drummer Zeph Copeland. They released a few...
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Loupe was an indie band built around vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Kaleigh Todd, guitarist Aidan Enright, and drummer Zeph Copeland. They released a few albums, starting with 'Ephemeral' and moving through 'Seraphim's Embrace' to 'The Cauldron', which shifted toward a rawer sound.
Their song 'IDWE' got some attention, along with 'Leave Me There'. The music had a certain ethereal quality, with Todd's voice floating over intricate guitar work and steady rhythms.
That's about what's known. The rest tends to get wrapped up in vague talk about mysticism or controversies, which doesn't add much. They made some records, put out a couple of songs people remember, and then the story trails off.
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