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Thornlake
Thornlake is a band built around Ethan Hawthorne's vocals and songwriting, with Amelia Cross on guitar, James Blackwood on bass, and Oliver Hayes on drums....
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Thornlake is a band built around Ethan Hawthorne's vocals and songwriting, with Amelia Cross on guitar, James Blackwood on bass, and Oliver Hayes on drums. Their debut album 'The Getaway' came out in 2017, followed by 'Echoes of the Past' in 2019 and 'Unraveling' in 2021.
That first album's title track, 'The Getaway,' became their most recognizable song. It's built on a melody that feels both immediate and slightly removed, with lyrics about escape that connected with listeners.
Some of their material deals with difficult subjects like addiction and mental health, which has drawn attention at times. Hawthorne's own struggles became part of the conversation around the band.
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