Out Of Your Mouth
Out of Your Mouth is a Los Angeles band with Anthony Ferraro on vocals, Jonathan Morales on drums, Brandon Lucero on guitar, and Jillian Alvarez on bass. They...
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Out of Your Mouth is a Los Angeles band with Anthony Ferraro on vocals, Jonathan Morales on drums, Brandon Lucero on guitar, and Jillian Alvarez on bass. They put out their first single 'Beautiful When You're Mad' in 2015, followed by an EP in 2017 and albums in 2019 and 2021.
Their songs like 'Beautiful When You're Mad,' 'Bug,' and 'I'm Ugly' tend to work with direct, confessional lyrics over guitar-driven arrangements. The writing leans into emotional territory without much polish, which has drawn both listeners who appreciate that approach and some criticism about being too blunt.
They've kept at it through a few releases without shifting their basic stance. The music doesn't really settle into one genre lane, pulling from alternative rock and punk elements while staying focused on Ferraro's vocal delivery and those straightforward lyrics.
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