Singleton
Singleton formed in London in the late 1990s, with Silas Blackwood on vocals, Ethan Cole on guitar, Damien Hayes on bass, and Jonah Reed on drums. Their debut...
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Singleton formed in London in the late 1990s, with Silas Blackwood on vocals, Ethan Cole on guitar, Damien Hayes on bass, and Jonah Reed on drums. Their debut album 'Machines' came out in 2003, featuring the title track that became a notable single. They followed with albums like 'Entropy' in 2007, 'Flux' in 2012, and 'The Void' in 2018.
Their music often blended industrial rock with electronic elements, heard in songs like 'Alive Again' and 'Daylight.' Blackwood's lyrics sometimes stirred debate, though the band generally kept to themselves and avoided interviews. Their live shows were known for being intense and theatrical.
They worked with a sound that felt both mechanical and personal, touching on themes of technology and isolation without becoming overly dramatic about it. Other tracks like 'Before The Rain' and 'Evening Sun' showed their range within that style, maintaining a consistent approach across their releases.
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