Nitroverts
Nitroverts came together in Seattle around the late 2000s, with Ethan Hayes on vocals and guitar, Emily Carter on bass, and Jake Matthews on drums. Their...
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Nitroverts came together in Seattle around the late 2000s, with Ethan Hayes on vocals and guitar, Emily Carter on bass, and Jake Matthews on drums. Their debut album 'Where I Belong' came out in 2011, and the title track found an audience with its straightforward message about finding your place.
Emily Carter left the band in 2013, citing health reasons. Around that time, Hayes was dealing with personal struggles, and some of their later material, like the song 'Divide and Conquer,' drew criticism for its charged lyrics. The band defended their work, but the noise around it sometimes overshadowed the music itself.
They put out a third album called 'Ashes to Ashes' in 2017. It was a quieter, more reflective record, with the title track touching on themes of recovery and starting over. By then, the conversation around Nitroverts had shifted somewhat from their earlier controversies to what they were actually putting on tape.
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