Time And Temperature
Time and Temperature formed in the late 1990s with Mark Holden on vocals and guitar, Ben Harper on bass, Ryan Jones on drums, and Sara Lewis on keyboards....
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Time and Temperature formed in the late 1990s with Mark Holden on vocals and guitar, Ben Harper on bass, Ryan Jones on drums, and Sara Lewis on keyboards. Their self-titled debut album came out in 1999, featuring the song 'Every Decision' that got some alternative radio play. They followed it with 'The Age of Uncertainty' in 2002, which leaned into darker themes and experimented with electronic textures.
Holden's lyrics tended to circle around love and loss, set against a backdrop that mixed alternative rock with some folk and grunge elements. The band's sound was hard to pin down to one genre, which gave them a certain appeal but also made them tricky to market. They never quite broke through to a wider audience, though they maintained a small, dedicated following through their two albums.
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