Rope And Ladder
Rope and Ladder formed in London in 2012 as a duo with Anya Andre and Ethan James. Their early EP 'Ember' had a folk and ambient feel, but they moved toward...
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Rope and Ladder formed in London in 2012 as a duo with Anya Andre and Ethan James. Their early EP 'Ember' had a folk and ambient feel, but they moved toward more electronic territory on later albums like 'Celestial' and 'Serpent.' The title track from their full-length album 'Moonlight / Sunrise' became one of their better-known songs.
James's mental health struggles led to a break in the band's activity while he received treatment. When they returned, some listeners found their style and lyrics too unconventional or pretentious, while others appreciated the originality. Their catalog includes songs like 'Corruption/ A Call to Arms' and 'Lost Cause,' which reflect that introspective, atmospheric quality they maintained through different phases.
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