Sirus
Sirus formed in London in 2012, with Ethan James on vocals and guitar. They released their debut album 'Echoes of the Night' in 2014. The track 'Wolves of...
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Sirus formed in London in 2012, with Ethan James on vocals and guitar. They released their debut album 'Echoes of the Night' in 2014. The track 'Wolves of Wall Street' came out the following year and became their most recognizable song.
Their music has a rock foundation with some alternative and blues touches. Beyond 'Wolves of Wall Street,' other songs like 'Daisy Cutter' and 'Deep State' show their range. The band put out two more albums, 'The Devil's Advocate' in 2016 and 'Black Heart' in 2019.
The lineup includes Jake Carter on lead guitar, Tom Williams on bass, and Alex Smith on drums. They built their following through steady gigging before their recordings gained wider attention.
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