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Studio Bunny
Studio Bunny is an indie band that released their breakout single "Mothman" in 2022. The song's haunting melody drew from West Virginia folklore, touching on...
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Studio Bunny is an indie band that released their breakout single "Mothman" in 2022. The song's haunting melody drew from West Virginia folklore, touching on themes of loss and the uncanny. It became their most recognizable track, though some listeners found its experimental nature challenging.
Their lineup includes Anya Blackwood on vocals, Jasper Thorne on guitar and production, Ethan Reed on bass, and Oliver Hayes on drums. They followed "Mothman" with albums titled Obsidian in 2023 and The Veil in 2024. Their sound tends toward atmospheric arrangements with intricate percussion.
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