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Pam Rabbit
Pam Rabbit came up through the late 1990s underground with a raw, energetic sound that didn't fit neatly into the pop trends of the time. They put out early...
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Pam Rabbit came up through the late 1990s underground with a raw, energetic sound that didn't fit neatly into the pop trends of the time. They put out early material like the EP "Revolution" in 2000 and their debut album "Noise Within" in 2002, building a following through relentless touring.
In 2007, their album "Tomorrow Is Now" brought wider attention, anchored by the single "Get Up." That song's driving melody and direct lyrics connected with listeners, becoming something of an anthem for the band. They followed it with more exploratory work like 2010's "The Edge of Dawn."
The group's lineup held steady with Alice "Raven" Blackwood on vocals, Ethan "Bullet" James on guitar, Jack "Thumper" Carter on bass, and Marcus "Drummer" Stevens behind the kit. Their live shows were known for their intensity, captured on the 2013 release "Unfiltered."
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