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Surma
Surma is an indie rock band from London fronted by singer-songwriter Mona Litherland. They formed around 2011 with bassist Dan McHarris and drummer Max Byrne....
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Surma is an indie rock band from London fronted by singer-songwriter Mona Litherland. They formed around 2011 with bassist Dan McHarris and drummer Max Byrne. Their sound tends toward the atmospheric and introspective, built around Litherland's voice and guitar.
In 2015, they released their debut single "White Elephants," which brought them wider attention. The song's mood and personal lyrics connected with listeners. They followed it with albums like 2017's "The Dawn" and 2020's "An Absent Presence."
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