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Stereoage
Stereoage formed in London around 2014 with Siobhan Wilson on vocals and guitar, Ben Davies on bass, and Tom Ritchie on drums. They started with the raw...
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Stereoage formed in London around 2014 with Siobhan Wilson on vocals and guitar, Ben Davies on bass, and Tom Ritchie on drums. They started with the raw energy of their debut EP 'Gravity' and built from there.
Their song 'Limitless' became a notable track for them, giving listeners a sense of their anthemic indie sound. They also put out 'The Roaming' and another release called 'The Edge' as they kept working.
Wilson's vocals and lyrics became a recognizable part of their music, delivered with a direct emotional pull. The band developed their approach through live performances, figuring things out as they went along.
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