Noble Savage
Noble Savage formed in New York City around vocalist Ethan Savage and guitarist Alex Cameron, later adding bassist Zeke Harris and drummer Ben Richards. They...
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Noble Savage formed in New York City around vocalist Ethan Savage and guitarist Alex Cameron, later adding bassist Zeke Harris and drummer Ben Richards. They released their debut album 'Ashes of Empire' in 1999. The band's sound mixed hard rock with blues and folk elements, with Ethan Savage's vocals giving it a raw, introspective quality.
Their song 'Noble of the Sea' became their biggest hit, reaching the top of the charts with its haunting melody and lyrics that connected with many listeners. Other tracks like 'The Abyss (Shadows of the Night)' and 'Time to Kill' showed their range within that hard rock framework.
Some critics took issue with the content in 'Noble of the Sea,' but the band maintained their work reflected real experiences. They kept performing and recording, with songs like 'We'll Never Die' appearing in their later material.
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