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Very Okay
Very Okay formed in 2015. Their song 'Blue of Distance' got some attention for its moody, introspective feel. They also have tracks like 'Dead Horses' and...
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Very Okay formed in 2015. Their song 'Blue of Distance' got some attention for its moody, introspective feel. They also have tracks like 'Dead Horses' and 'Soil' in their catalog.
Ethan Marks handles vocals and songwriting, with Oliver James on guitar, Maxine Reed on bass, and Jacob Davis on drums. The band works with a straightforward quartet setup.
Their music tends toward the atmospheric side of indie rock, built around Marks's vocal delivery and James's guitar work. They haven't released a huge amount of material, but what's there sticks to that general territory.
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