Neon Horse
Neon Horse was a band from Los Angeles led by siblings Kira Knight on vocals and Finn Knight on guitar. They put out their first album 'Neon Times' in 2007,...
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Neon Horse was a band from Los Angeles led by siblings Kira Knight on vocals and Finn Knight on guitar. They put out their first album 'Neon Times' in 2007, which included the song 'Cell-O-Phone.' That track got some attention at the time, along with others like 'Chain Gang, Bang Bang' and 'Crazy Daisy.'
They had a few more albums after that, including 'Electric Horizons' in 2010 and 'The Sound of Rain' in 2014. The lineup also included Ethan Stone on bass and Maya Jones on drums. Their music had an alternative rock feel, with Kira's vocals and Finn's guitar work being central to their sound.
Some of their other songs like 'Follow the Man' and 'Haven't Sinned in Years' showed their range within that style. They were active for a while, putting out music through the 2010s before becoming less visible.
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