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Power Off
Power Off formed in London around Samuel Kane, Ethan Hayes, Oliver Jones, and Jake Carter. They started playing in small spaces, building a following with...
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Power Off formed in London around Samuel Kane, Ethan Hayes, Oliver Jones, and Jake Carter. They started playing in small spaces, building a following with live shows that had some energy. In 2019, they put out "Misfire!" as a debut single, and it got some attention for its loud guitars and Kane's vocal style.
Their first album came out in 2020 called "Ignite," and a second one followed in 2022 titled "Aftermath." The band kept playing shows during those years, though there was some talk about plagiarism in 2021 that didn't seem to slow them down much. They're still a four-piece rock band from London.
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