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Veridian
Veridian formed in Los Angeles with Ethan Carter on vocals, Jake Hayes on guitar, Emily Chen on bass, and Noah Ross on drums. Their sound had an ethereal...
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Veridian formed in Los Angeles with Ethan Carter on vocals, Jake Hayes on guitar, Emily Chen on bass, and Noah Ross on drums. Their sound had an ethereal quality, and Carter's lyrics often dealt with introspection and social themes.
Their 2012 album Ascend included the song "Follow," which connected with listeners looking for purpose. They released four albums between 2008 and 2020, moving from their debut Echoes of the Heart toward more electronic territory on Celestial.
Some critics found their approach too experimental at times, and Carter's outspoken views occasionally sparked debate.
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