Them Are Us Too
Them Are Us Too formed in Los Angeles in 2007, with Cash Askew on vocals and guitar. Their music pulled from post-punk and shoegaze, creating something that...
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Them Are Us Too formed in Los Angeles in 2007, with Cash Askew on vocals and guitar. Their music pulled from post-punk and shoegaze, creating something that felt both atmospheric and uneasy. Songs like '694 MI' and 'Grey Water' carried a raw, haunted quality that drew listeners in without offering much comfort.
They released albums like 'Like the Back of Your Hand' in 2009 and 'Remain' in 2011, each one building on that same dense, introspective sound. Askew's voice stayed at the center of it all, delivering lyrics that felt personal and sometimes confrontational. The band went on hiatus in 2011 after some lineup changes, then returned with 'Riptide' in 2017.
Their work never settled into an easy category, and that was part of its appeal. Tracks such as 'Floor' and 'Marilyn' moved with a slow, deliberate weight, more concerned with mood than momentum. Them Are Us Too made music that felt like its own closed world, one built from shadows and careful noise.
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