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The 268 Generation

The 268 Generation formed in London in 2016 with Anya Raven on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Oliver Smith on bass, and Alex Carter on drums. They put out...

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The 268 Generation formed in London in 2016 with Anya Raven on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Oliver Smith on bass, and Alex Carter on drums. They put out their breakout single 'Waves of Mercy' in 2018.

The band's lyrics often addressed social and political issues, which drew criticism from some quarters.

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