Skies Collide
Skies Collide formed as a quartet in London in the early 2010s, with Max Richter on vocals and guitar, James Spencer on lead guitar, Thomas Williams on bass,...
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Skies Collide formed as a quartet in London in the early 2010s, with Max Richter on vocals and guitar, James Spencer on lead guitar, Thomas Williams on bass, and Samuel Carter on drums. They played small venues around the city while developing a sound that mixed alternative rock with post-hardcore textures. In 2015, their album 'Glass House' gave them a wider audience, with the title track becoming a notable single.
Their music often dealt with themes of alienation and mental health, which sometimes drew criticism along with praise. They released several albums after that, including 'Void' in 2018 and 'Eclipse' in 2021, gradually incorporating more electronic and ambient elements into their rock foundation. Another song, 'Underwater,' appears among their most recognized tracks.
The band faced a lawsuit from their former record label around the time of their breakthrough, a dispute that played out publicly but didn't stop their output. They've cited influences ranging from Led Zeppelin to Radiohead and Nine Inch Nails, which shows in the blend of classic rock weight and modern experimental touches in their work.
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