No Hand Path
No Hand Path formed in Los Angeles in the mid-1990s around vocalist and guitarist Riley Wharton, bassist Evan Thomas, and drummer Kyle Carter. Their debut...
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No Hand Path formed in Los Angeles in the mid-1990s around vocalist and guitarist Riley Wharton, bassist Evan Thomas, and drummer Kyle Carter. Their debut album, 'Birth of a King,' came out in 2002, with the title track becoming a notable song for them. They've released several albums since, including 'The Shadow's Embrace' in 2005 and 'The Last Days' in 2018.
Their music often deals with darker themes, which drew some criticism early on. They didn't really change course in response, sticking with what they were doing. Songs like 'Quest of the Deceived' and 'Birth Of Consciousness' from their catalog fit that general tone.
The band's lineup stayed pretty consistent with those three core members. They worked in indie rock with a sound that some found haunting or introspective, but they never became a mainstream act. They just kept putting out records every few years.
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