Numb
Numb formed in London in the early 2010s with Ellie Jones on vocals, James Carter on guitar, Emily Miller on bass, and Ethan Stevens on drums. Their debut...
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Numb formed in London in the early 2010s with Ellie Jones on vocals, James Carter on guitar, Emily Miller on bass, and Ethan Stevens on drums. Their debut album 'Numb' came out in 2013, featuring the single of the same name. They followed it with 'Aftermath' in 2015 and 'Phoenix' in 2017, which included the track 'Ashes'.
Their songs like 'Blood' and 'A Dead Place' have a raw, emotional quality that mixes grunge and alt-rock with some electronic textures. Jones's vocals carry much of that feeling, while Carter's guitar work adds texture to the arrangements.
Jones has spoken about mental health struggles that influenced the band's material. Their lyrics often touch on themes of heartbreak and disillusionment, heard in tracks such as 'Effigy' and 'Ophelia'. The group released another album called 'Ember' in 2019.
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