The Stickmen
The Stickmen worked with a certain anonymity, which became part of their story. Their debut album was called 'When We Were Young,' and they followed it with...
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The Stickmen worked with a certain anonymity, which became part of their story. Their debut album was called 'When We Were Young,' and they followed it with releases like 'The Illusion of Normalcy.'
Their music often leaned toward melancholic, atmospheric sounds. One of their songs, 'Don't Even Know Your Name,' deals with unrequited love and became particularly well-known.
They were rumored to have a fluid lineup of musicians, which let them shift their sound from project to project without being tied to a fixed public identity.
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