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Rust
Rust formed in London around 2015, with Ethan James on vocals, Alex Carter on guitar, Jake Ward on bass, and Ben Thomas on drums. Their debut single "Ashes"...
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Rust formed in London around 2015, with Ethan James on vocals, Alex Carter on guitar, Jake Ward on bass, and Ben Thomas on drums. Their debut single "Ashes" got them some early attention, and they put out a self-titled album the following year. They followed that with records like 2018's "The Weight" and 2021's "Echoes."
James's lyrics often touch on loss and anxiety, and his delivery can feel pretty haunted. The band's sound tends to lean atmospheric, mixing guitars with some electronic textures. Another track people know is "Don't Be Sad."
They've built a dedicated following, though their approach has drawn criticism at times. The music doesn't really aim for broad pop appeal; it's more for listeners who connect with that particular mood.
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