Reivier
Reivier formed in 2005 around vocalist and guitarist Ezra Maddox, bassist Damien Crowe, and drummer Ethan James. They released their debut album 'Monochrome'...
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Reivier formed in 2005 around vocalist and guitarist Ezra Maddox, bassist Damien Crowe, and drummer Ethan James. They released their debut album 'Monochrome' in 2010, which included the single 'Coarse Affection.' That song became their breakthrough, introducing their abrasive alternative rock sound to a wider audience.
After 'Monochrome,' the band continued recording. They put out albums like 'Echoes of Despair' in 2017 and 'Transcendence' in 2020. Another track, 'Duality,' also appears among their notable songs. Maddox's lyrics often dealt with themes of alienation and mental illness, which drew attention both positive and critical.
In 2015, Maddox was arrested for drug possession, an event that interrupted the band's momentum. He went through rehabilitation and later returned to the group. While their later work didn't match the commercial reach of their debut, they maintained a dedicated following for their uncompromising approach.
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