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This Season's Color
This Season's Color was a quartet from the American heartland that came together in the early 2000s. Ethan James handled lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Josh...
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This Season's Color was a quartet from the American heartland that came together in the early 2000s. Ethan James handled lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Josh Tyler played lead guitar, Mike Harris was on bass, and Alex Carter drummed. Their debut album 'Daylight Savings' came out in 2004, with the title track becoming a radio staple.
They followed up with 'The Lost and Found' in 2006, which showed a shift toward more reflective material. Songs like 'Ex Nihilo' and 'Orion' from that period had a different weight than their earlier work. The band's sound sat somewhere between alternative rock and emo, with enough pop structure to keep things accessible.
Like many groups from that era, they dealt with the usual internal pressures that come with touring and recording. The existing catalog ends before detailing what happened next, but their music from those years still turns up on playlists.
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