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Nuts Can Surf
Nuts Can Surf formed in Seattle, though the details of their early years are sparse. They're an indie rock band with four members: Emily Carter on vocals and...
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Ballad Of Bastard Max
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Hurricane Kisses
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Nuts Can Surf formed in Seattle, though the details of their early years are sparse. They're an indie rock band with four members: Emily Carter on vocals and guitar, Ethan Smith on drums, Cameron Jones on bass and keys, and Jake Thompson on lead guitar. Their sound pulls from various places, including some classic rock and contemporary indie influences.
In 2017, they put out "Hurricane Kisses," a song that got some attention for its emotional delivery. It's one of their better-known tracks, along with others like "Anti-Gravity Smoking Jacket" and "Ballad Of Bastard Max." They've released a few albums, including "The Sea Within," "From the Depths of Memory," and "Echoes of the Tide."
They've worked with other musicians over time, including cellist Yo-Yo Ma and the duo Bon Iver. Their music tends to circle around themes of love and loss, with a mix of atmospheric and introspective writing. They keep a fairly low profile otherwise.
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