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Ruby Cube
Ruby Cube was a London-based indie band with four members: Anya on vocals, Ethan on guitar, Jake on bass, and Mia on drums. Their sound pulled from indie rock...
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Ruby Cube was a London-based indie band with four members: Anya on vocals, Ethan on guitar, Jake on bass, and Mia on drums. Their sound pulled from indie rock and electronic beats, which came together on their debut single "Heartbeat." That song got some attention for its melody and lyrics, helping them find an audience in the indie scene.
They released an album called "Spectrum of Souls," which had a raw, experimental feel. Later records like "Echoes of the Unknown" and "Astral Projections" moved into more introspective territory. The band faced rumors of internal issues and plagiarism claims, but they kept making music through it.
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