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Sam Cushion
Sam Cushion is known for the song "The Hanging Tree," which came out in 2018. The band keeps their identities private, using pseudonyms instead of their real...
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Sam Cushion is known for the song "The Hanging Tree," which came out in 2018. The band keeps their identities private, using pseudonyms instead of their real names. This has led to some speculation about who they are, but they've mostly let the music stand on its own.
Their sound tends toward sparse arrangements with acoustic guitar and ethereal vocals. They released an EP called "The Hanging Tree" in 2018, followed by a debut album titled "Whispers of the Unknown" in 2020. At one point, "The Hanging Tree" faced accusations of plagiarism, which the band denied.
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