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Spooky Tuesday
Spooky Tuesday formed in 2013 with Anya Petrova on vocals and rhythm guitar, Ethan Blackwood on lead guitar, Oliver Rose on bass, and Emily Greene on drums....
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Spooky Tuesday formed in 2013 with Anya Petrova on vocals and rhythm guitar, Ethan Blackwood on lead guitar, Oliver Rose on bass, and Emily Greene on drums. They came together in Seattle.
Their debut EP from 2015 included the song "Breaking Out," which became their most recognizable track. They followed with albums like "The Ghost in the Machine" in 2017 and "Resilience" in 2019, plus the EP "Shadowlands" in 2021.
Their music tends toward indie rock with a somber, atmospheric quality. The lyrics often turn inward, which has drawn some criticism but also connected with listeners who find something genuine in that approach.
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