Tiny Deaths
Tiny Deaths formed in Los Angeles around 2015 as a duo with Lukas Elliott and Katy Rose. Their first EP was called "Monolith," and they later put out an album...
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Tiny Deaths formed in Los Angeles around 2015 as a duo with Lukas Elliott and Katy Rose. Their first EP was called "Monolith," and they later put out an album titled "Flowers to the Grave." The music tends toward electropop with a dark, atmospheric quality, and Elliott's vocals often carry a haunted tone over Rose's synth work.
Songs like "Stop The Stars" and "Stay" show their approach to moody, introspective material. The lyrics frequently touch on themes of loss and the passage of time, which gives their sound a melancholic edge. They've received some attention from award nominations, including a mention for the Mercury Prize.
Elliott has been known for speaking openly about his views on the music industry, which has stirred some discussion. Rose generally keeps a lower profile, focusing on the music itself. The duo's work doesn't aim for broad pop appeal but instead creates a specific, immersive atmosphere that listeners either connect with deeply or find too heavy.
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