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Pridelander
Pridelander formed in Los Angeles in 2013 with Ethan Lowery on vocals and guitar, Alex West on drums, Matt Thomson on bass, and Emily Carter on keyboards....
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Pridelander formed in Los Angeles in 2013 with Ethan Lowery on vocals and guitar, Alex West on drums, Matt Thomson on bass, and Emily Carter on keyboards. Their debut single "Gateway" got attention for its melody and vocals, leading to their first album The Journey.
The band denied copying anything, but it was a rough patch early on. They kept making music anyway, putting out albums like The Awakening in 2015, Echoes in 2018, and Asylum in 2021.
Their sound shifted over those records from straightforward rock to something more atmospheric and electronic at times. Songs like "To My Friend" and "Rise Of The Anger" show that range, with Lowery's lyrics staying personal and Carter's keyboards adding texture. They worked as a collaborative unit, with West's drumming and Thomson's bass providing the foundation.
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