Readymade
Readymade formed in Los Angeles around 2000 with Matt Sharp on vocals and guitar, Eric Schermerhorn on lead guitar, Tim Husmann on bass, and Garrett Ray on...
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Readymade formed in Los Angeles around 2000 with Matt Sharp on vocals and guitar, Eric Schermerhorn on lead guitar, Tim Husmann on bass, and Garrett Ray on drums. They put out their self-titled debut that same year, followed by albums like 2003's 'The Good Fight' and 2007's 'Adagio.'
Their song 'A Massive Overdose of Communication' from 'The Good Fight' became a notable track for them, touching on themes of connection and digital noise. Other songs like 'All These Things' and 'Collapse And Relax' continued in that vein of mixing rock with electronic textures and thoughtful lyrics.
They kept at it through the 2000s, releasing 'Ghost in the Machine' in 2011. The music never quite fit mainstream molds, which seemed fine by them, they had a sound that was their own, and a following that appreciated it.
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