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Pleasantville
Pleasantville was a band from Pleasantville, California that formed in the early 2000s. They released their debut single "Lock and Key" in 2004, which became...
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Pleasantville was a band from Pleasantville, California that formed in the early 2000s. They released their debut single "Lock and Key" in 2004, which became their breakout track. The song's melody and lyrics connected with listeners in the alternative rock scene at the time.
Their discography included the EP "Lock and Key" in 2004, followed by albums like "Whispers in the Dark" in 2006 and "The Road Home" in 2009. Another single, "Wentworth (You Don't Know Me)," also appeared among their notable songs. The band's lineup featured Ethan on vocals and songwriting, Jake on guitar, Max on bass, and Sarah on drums.
Pleasantville disbanded in 2015 after about a decade of activity. Their music from that period continues to find listeners who appreciate those early 2000s alternative rock sounds.
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