Platinum Weird
Platinum Weird formed in Hollywood in 2008, with Brandon Ashley on vocals and Jonathon Radtke on guitar. They were later joined by bassist Dave Ortiz and...
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Platinum Weird formed in Hollywood in 2008, with Brandon Ashley on vocals and Jonathon Radtke on guitar. They were later joined by bassist Dave Ortiz and drummer Travis Satterfield. Their debut album in 2010 included the song 'All My Sorrow,' which became a notable track for its moody, atmospheric feel.
In 2012, they released a second album called 'Goodbye, Juliet.' Their music often touched on themes of loss and introspection, with songs like 'Crying At The Disco' and 'Goodbye My Love' reflecting a somber, alternative rock style. The band's sound blended guitar textures with electronic elements, giving it a layered quality.
They faced some legal issues around 2010, which slowed things down for a while. Ashley's personal struggles with depression also influenced the lyrical content, adding a raw edge to their work. Despite these challenges, they managed to put out two full-length records before activity tapered off.
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