MobScene
MobScene formed in Los Angeles around 2005 with Ryan Delahoussaye on vocals and guitar, Ricky Webster on bass, and Ethan Roberts on drums. Their debut album...
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MobScene formed in Los Angeles around 2005 with Ryan Delahoussaye on vocals and guitar, Ricky Webster on bass, and Ethan Roberts on drums. Their debut album 'The War Tapes' came out in 2008 and included the song 'Better Off Dead,' which became their breakthrough track. The band's sound had a raw energy that connected with listeners, though their lyrics often leaned toward darker themes.
After some time away, they returned in 2012 with 'The Dead End Era,' an album that showed a more reflective side while keeping their intensity. The lineup shifted around this period too, with Jimmy Coleman taking over on drums. Later records like 'Death Dream' from 2015 and 'Everything Is Beautiful' from 2018 continued to explore personal struggles and relationships through their music.
Songs like 'Cold Game' and 'Mob Scene' capture their straightforward alternative rock approach. They built a following through honest, sometimes heavy material without much polish or pretense.
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