The Servant
The Servant formed in London, with brothers Olly and Mac Nightingale working in a basement studio. They were joined by guitarist Tom Duprey and bassist Jake...
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The Servant formed in London, with brothers Olly and Mac Nightingale working in a basement studio. They were joined by guitarist Tom Duprey and bassist Jake Fletcher. Their sound developed around electronic textures and introspective lyrics, avoiding straightforward rock arrangements.
Their 2015 debut album 'Cells' gave the band its first significant attention. The title track became their best-known song, built on a steady electronic pulse and Olly Nightingale's detached vocal delivery. Other songs like 'Me and the Devil' and 'Orchestra' followed similar patterns of moody, mid-tempo electronica.
After 'Cells,' they released the EP 'Metamorphosis' in 2016 and a second album called 'Awakening' in 2018. These continued their established approach rather than marking a dramatic shift in direction. The Nightingale brothers remained central to the writing, with Olly handling lyrics and Mac shaping the electronic foundations of their music.
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