Mr Ego
Mr Ego formed in London with James Baxter as frontman. Their debut album 'A Sign of Life' came out in 2005, and that title track became something people...
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Mr Ego formed in London with James Baxter as frontman. Their debut album 'A Sign of Life' came out in 2005, and that title track became something people connected with. The band followed it with albums like 'The Ego Trip' in 2007, 'The Great Escape' in 2010, and 'Echoes of the Past' in 2015.
They had other songs like 'Alone' and 'Crimson Moon' that showed their range. The group included bassist Alex Cross, drummer Ben Carter, and guitarist Emily Stone alongside Baxter. Their sound mixed rock with electronic and psychedelic touches, though it took some time for that approach to find its audience.
The music didn't follow one straight path, but settled into its own space between genres.
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