The Escape Engine
The Escape Engine formed in London in the early 2010s, with a lineup that included Ethan James on vocals, Anya Petrova on keyboards, Samuel Carter on guitar...
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The Escape Engine formed in London in the early 2010s, with a lineup that included Ethan James on vocals, Anya Petrova on keyboards, Samuel Carter on guitar and bass, and Matthew Jones on drums. They put out their debut album 'Welcome to the Conversation' in 2015, which gave them a track by the same name that caught some attention.
Their sound mixed progressive rock with electronic elements, which some listeners found interesting and others found a bit difficult to get into. They kept releasing albums like 'The Second Machine' in 2017 and 'Transcend' in 2019, working with producers from the electronic scene along the way.
By 2021 they had put out 'The Echo Chamber,' staying with that layered, atmospheric approach they'd established years earlier with 'Welcome to the Conversation.'
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