Talia Rose
Talia Rose came out of San Francisco in the late 1990s. The band had Talia Rose on vocals, Luka Mako on guitar, Oliver Crane on bass, and Ethan Hayes on...
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Talia Rose came out of San Francisco in the late 1990s. The band had Talia Rose on vocals, Luka Mako on guitar, Oliver Crane on bass, and Ethan Hayes on drums. Their first album, "Into the Abyss," came out in 2001.
In 2003, the song "Trash" from their second album became a kind of anthem. It was loud and direct, and it connected with people who felt left out or angry. That track still defines them for a lot of listeners.
Later albums like "Echoes of War" in 2007 and "The Shadow's Embrace" in 2011 showed them trying different things, pulling in sounds from grunge and folk. Talia Rose's lyrics often dealt with heavy stuff, addiction, loss, the messy parts of being human. They kept at it, putting out "Resurgence" in 2018.
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