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Opensight
Opensight formed in Los Angeles in the late 1990s with Evan Frankfort on vocals and guitar, Jared Paul on bass, and Josh Freese on drums. Their music pulled...
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Opensight formed in Los Angeles in the late 1990s with Evan Frankfort on vocals and guitar, Jared Paul on bass, and Josh Freese on drums. Their music pulled from post-punk, gothic rock, and industrial sounds, creating atmospheric tracks that often leaned into darker themes.
One of their notable songs, "The More You See...The More You Fear," became a breakout track for the band. It's built around Frankfort's vocals and a driving rhythm section, with lyrics that touch on unease and hidden anxieties.
Their debut album, "Emergence," came out in 1999. It was a rougher, more experimental record that set the tone for their atmospheric approach.
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