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swin
Swin formed in 2005 with Matt Johnson on vocals, Ryan Moore on guitar, Alex Dale on bass, and Ethan Price on drums. They started playing small venues, working...
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Swin formed in 2005 with Matt Johnson on vocals, Ryan Moore on guitar, Alex Dale on bass, and Ethan Price on drums. They started playing small venues, working through the usual early struggles of a new band.
In 2010, their song 'Another Cliche Love Song' got some attention. They followed it with an album called 'Bleed the Sky.' Later records included 'The Art of Falling Apart' in 2013, 'Wounds' in 2016, and 'Exist' in 2019.
Their catalog has songs like 'Escape (part. $crap),' 'high and lonely with u,' and 'Summertime Love.' The writing tends toward personal territory, sometimes with a rough edge.
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