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PillowTalk
PillowTalk is a London-based quartet fronted by vocalist Amelia Rose, with Ethan Knight on guitar, Oliver James on bass, and Lucas Reed on drums. They formed...
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PillowTalk is a London-based quartet fronted by vocalist Amelia Rose, with Ethan Knight on guitar, Oliver James on bass, and Lucas Reed on drums. They formed after another band broke up, though the specifics of that earlier group aren't clear.
Their song "Devil's Run" got attention in 2022, followed by albums called "Shadows Dance" in 2023 and "Midnight Hour" in 2024. Other tracks like "Slim's Night Out" and "We All Have Rhythm" round out their catalog.
Some listeners found their lyrics too direct, while others appreciated that straightforwardness. They kept writing and playing shows regardless, developing a sound that leans into emotional delivery and rhythmic drive without fussing over genre labels.
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