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Love Inks
Love Inks came together in Los Angeles with Cassidy Lynn on vocals, Shane O'Reilly on guitar, Matt Anderson on bass, and Eric Carter on drums. Their first...
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Love Inks came together in Los Angeles with Cassidy Lynn on vocals, Shane O'Reilly on guitar, Matt Anderson on bass, and Eric Carter on drums. Their first album was called 'Lost in Translation,' followed by 'The Art of Deception' and 'Unveiled.'
One of their songs, 'Blackeye,' deals with domestic violence and got a lot of attention when it came out. They also have a track called 'Too Wild.'
Their lyrics often touch on love, loss, and social issues, which has drawn both support and criticism over time. The band kept making music that felt raw and personal, even when it didn't fit neatly into one genre.
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