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The Static Age
The Static Age formed in 2014 in Los Angeles with Jaxon Benward on guitar and vocals, Keenan Hosmer on bass, and Hunter Berwald on drums. They started playing...
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Amphibian
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Armory
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Blank Screens
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Canopy
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Cherry Red
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Count The Dead
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Ghosts
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It Never Seems To Last
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Lights In The Attic
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Marylin
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Saltsick
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Skyscrapers
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The Last Light In The West
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The Static Age formed in 2014 in Los Angeles with Jaxon Benward on guitar and vocals, Keenan Hosmer on bass, and Hunter Berwald on drums. They started playing small venues around the city, working out their sound between classic rock influences and something more contemporary.
Their 2017 song "Armory" got them some attention, with its heavy guitars and lyrics that some listeners found provocative. That track anchored their first album, also called "Armory," which came out that same year. They followed it with a second album, "Resist," in 2019.
Other songs like "Amphibian" and "Cherry Red" show the band's range, moving between loud rock and quieter, more reflective moments. They've kept at it without much fanfare, sticking to that basic lineup and the Los Angeles scene where they started.
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