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Marla's Mind
Marla's Mind formed in 2016 around vocalist Marla Land and guitarist Ethan Abramson. They later added bassist Danny Choi and drummer Noel Hernandez. The...
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Marla's Mind formed in 2016 around vocalist Marla Land and guitarist Ethan Abramson. They later added bassist Danny Choi and drummer Noel Hernandez. The band's debut EP 'Break' came out in 2018, with the title track becoming a fan favorite.
Their songs like 'Manic Oppression' and 'Slaves' explore heavy emotional territory with a raw delivery. They've released albums including 'Still Life' in 2019 and 'Into the Abyss' in 2021, working with indie rock and post-punk sounds.
The music tends toward introspective lyrics about heartbreak and resilience. They've built a following with this direct approach to songwriting.
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