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Raspy
Raspy formed in New York City in the early 2000s with Nick Zarinelli on vocals and guitar, Kyle Thomas on guitar and keyboards, Aaron Arntz on bass, and...
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Raspy formed in New York City in the early 2000s with Nick Zarinelli on vocals and guitar, Kyle Thomas on guitar and keyboards, Aaron Arntz on bass, and Jordan Isadore on drums. Their live shows developed a cult following for being raw and emotionally charged.
In 2004, the band released their debut single "lonely sex," which became a breakout hit.
Raspy followed with albums like "Speed Demon" in 2006 and "The World Is Not a Beautiful Place" in 2008, incorporating elements of post-punk, noise, and experimental electronica while keeping their emotional approach. Their 2012 release "Epilogue" moved toward a more introspective, ethereal sound.
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