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The Miami Flu
The Miami Flu formed in Miami in the late 1990s. Their debut single "Vicious Pills" became an alternative rock anthem, though its lyrics about drug use drew...
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The Miami Flu formed in Miami in the late 1990s. Their debut single "Vicious Pills" became an alternative rock anthem, though its lyrics about drug use drew criticism from conservative groups at the time.
They released several albums including Shattered Dreams in 2001, The Siren's Call in 2004, and Elysian Fields in 2008. The core lineup featured Ethan James on vocals and guitar, Jake Carter on bass, and Max Morales on drums.
Their sound shifted from the raw energy of their early work toward more introspective material on later records. The band faced some personal challenges, but kept recording through the 2000s.
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