The Silver Seas
The Silver Seas formed in 2004, though details about their early years are sparse. They're known for songs like 'Catch Yer Own Train' and 'Imaginary Girl,'...
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The Silver Seas formed in 2004, though details about their early years are sparse. They're known for songs like 'Catch Yer Own Train' and 'Imaginary Girl,' which have a straightforward pop-rock feel. The band includes Nicholas Hilliard on lead vocals and guitar, James Murray on guitar, Stewart Cole on bass, and George Perks on drums.
They released albums such as 'Heartbreak Hotel' in 2009, 'As the World Burns' in 2012, and 'Sea of Tranquility' in 2016. Their sound shifted over time from catchier tunes toward more experimental territory. Tracks like 'Hard Luck Tom' and 'High Society' show this range.
In 2010, their song 'The Devil's Work' drew criticism from some religious groups. Beyond that, their story stays mostly in the music, no grand narratives, just a band that put out records and played shows.
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