Mane
Mane formed in London in 2012 around frontman Sam McTrusty, with bassist George Turnbull and drummer Joe Walsh. Their debut single 'As I Call You Up' got some...
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Mane formed in London in 2012 around frontman Sam McTrusty, with bassist George Turnbull and drummer Joe Walsh. Their debut single 'As I Call You Up' got some early attention, and they went on to release albums like 'The Distance,' 'Nightdream,' and 'In Your Dreams.'
Songs like 'Dolphins Make Me Cry,' 'Malibu,' and 'Quiero' show their tendency toward ethereal melodies and introspective lyrics. The band faced some criticism about their sound being derivative, which McTrusty pushed back against.
They also drew attention for speaking out on social and political issues, which divided listeners. The music itself stayed fairly consistent across their releases, leaning into that atmospheric, reflective quality.
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