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Swimming In Speakers
Swimming In Speakers formed in the early 2000s with Maya Fisher on vocals, Lukas Blazek on guitar, and Max Anderson on bass. They put out their debut album...
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Swimming In Speakers formed in the early 2000s with Maya Fisher on vocals, Lukas Blazek on guitar, and Max Anderson on bass. They put out their debut album 'In Knowing' in 2005, which established their atmospheric, alternative sound. The band later added drummer Ethan Hayes in 2006 and keyboardist Chloe Hart in 2012.
They followed up with albums like 'Elysian Fields' in 2008 and 'Echoes of the Infinite' in 2012. In 2014, their decision to work with a more commercially-oriented label drew some criticism from listeners. They've kept releasing music since, including 'The Atlas of Dreams' in 2016 and 'Aurora' in 2020.
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