The Spookshow
The Spookshow formed in Los Angeles around 2013, with Matt Johnson on vocals and guitar and Ryan Hernandez on guitar. Their early work had an eerie quality...
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The Spookshow formed in Los Angeles around 2013, with Matt Johnson on vocals and guitar and Ryan Hernandez on guitar. Their early work had an eerie quality that didn't fit neatly into existing categories, built around melancholic instrumentation and Johnson's ethereal vocals.
Their songs often dealt with heavy themes like loss and mental illness, which drew some criticism for being too dark. But that same directness connected with listeners who found something genuine in tracks like 'Lord Take Away The Sorrow' and 'Stab Me.'
They released their self-titled debut in 2014, followed by 'Forever and a Day' in 2016 and 'Votive' in 2022. The music kept its haunted feel while showing some growth across those records, with songs like 'A Good Day To Die On' maintaining their particular atmosphere.
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