Reno Dakota
Reno Dakota formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s around vocalist and guitarist Jack Dakota and bassist Ethan Reno, with drummer Jake Thompson joining soon...
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Reno Dakota formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s around vocalist and guitarist Jack Dakota and bassist Ethan Reno, with drummer Jake Thompson joining soon after. Their debut album 'And Leave a Positive Impression' came out in 2005, and the title track became their first notable song. They followed with three more albums: 'The Weight of Words' in 2008, 'City of Echoes' in 2011, and 'Songs That Matter' in 2015.
Thompson left the band in 2009 and was replaced by Alex Rodriguez. Their songs often deal with social interaction and communication, with titles like 'How To Start a Conversation,' 'The Fine Art Of Small Talk,' and 'Yeah, I'm Stalking.'
They've faced some accusations of lyrical similarities to other artists over time, which they've attributed to shared influences rather than intentional copying. The band's sound has shifted from a rawer approach on their early work to something more polished on later albums.
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