Lunic
Lunic is an indie band that formed in Los Angeles with Max Hershenow on vocals and songwriting, David Amezcua on guitar, Erik Finn on bass, and Logan Miley on...
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Lunic is an indie band that formed in Los Angeles with Max Hershenow on vocals and songwriting, David Amezcua on guitar, Erik Finn on bass, and Logan Miley on drums. Their sound pulls from folk, indie rock, and electronic textures, giving their music a layered, atmospheric feel. They put out their first EP, "Fragile," in 2017, followed by the album "Apart" in 2019 and "Lost and Gone" in 2021.
Songs like "All The Bright Things" and "Disappear" show Hershenow's tendency to write about resilience and emotional weight without leaning too hard on grand statements. The band's lineup shifted when Amezcua left in 2020, which led to a short break before they returned to recording and playing shows.
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