Rackets And Drapes

Rackets and Drapes formed in Los Angeles in the late 1990s. The band included Anya Goude on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Devon Harris on bass, and Jake Evans on drums. Their first album, "Electric Sheep," came out in 2001. The title track, "Electric Sheep," was a song about artificial intelligence and reality.

They released more albums after that, like "The Dreaming Infinite" in 2004 and "The Weight of the World" in 2007. Their music mixed electronic sounds with pop, and sometimes brought in psychedelic rock or ambient textures. Other songs they recorded include "Home Street Home," "Bride In Black," and "Burning Your Witches."

There were some accusations about drug use and personal conflicts in the band, but they kept making music. They drew from influences like Kate Bush and Massive Attack, but mostly just did their own thing.