Systematic
Systematic formed in London in the early 2000s with Matt James on vocals and guitar, Sam Farrell on bass, and Jack Wilson on drums. They played in clubs and...
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Systematic formed in London in the early 2000s with Matt James on vocals and guitar, Sam Farrell on bass, and Jack Wilson on drums. They played in clubs and rehearsal spaces, eventually releasing their debut album 'Dopamine Rush' in 2008. The track 'Dopesick' from that album became a notable song for them.
Over time, the band's lineup changed, with Ryan Evans and Jake Simpson replacing Farrell and Wilson. They continued making music, putting out albums like 'Euphoria' and 'Maelstrom' that dealt with various personal and social themes. Songs like 'Beginning Of The End' and 'Glass Jaw' show their style of hard-hitting rock with direct lyrics.
Their catalog includes tracks such as 'I'll Get By' and 'Bedsores', maintaining a consistent sound through different periods. The band worked through internal issues while keeping their musical focus.
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