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Vexatious
Vexatious formed with vocalist Anya Petrova, guitarist Max Carter, bassist Ethan Jones, and drummer Jake Wilson. Their debut album was called 'Echoes of...
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Vexatious formed with vocalist Anya Petrova, guitarist Max Carter, bassist Ethan Jones, and drummer Jake Wilson. Their debut album was called 'Echoes of Dissent,' and they followed it with 'Ashes to Ashes' and 'The Weight of the World.'
Petrova wrote lyrics that dealt with alienation and injustice, which sometimes drew criticism from conservative groups. The band kept playing anyway, and developed a following through their live shows.
Their song 'Cause & Effect' became particularly well-known. Another track, 'Noose,' appears in their catalog as well.
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