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Overless
Overless formed in London in the early 2000s when vocalist and guitarist Jack Cutter met drummer Sam Hayes. They started playing indie rock together, though...
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Overless formed in London in the early 2000s when vocalist and guitarist Jack Cutter met drummer Sam Hayes. They started playing indie rock together, though the early years were lean. Their debut album was called 'The World Can Wait.'
In 2012, a former member accused the band of plagiarizing their song 'Everything Can Get Better.' The claims were eventually dismissed, but it was a messy period that stirred up some debate among listeners.
They followed up with albums like 'Apathy Is the Enemy' and 'Tomorrow's,' working with a mix of indie rock and some electronic touches. The song 'Everything Can Get Better' became their most recognizable track.
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