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Vinyl Dharma
Vinyl Dharma formed in Austin, Texas in the early 2010s around singer-songwriter Emily King and guitarist Joel Heyden. They were joined by bassist Sarah...
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Vinyl Dharma formed in Austin, Texas in the early 2010s around singer-songwriter Emily King and guitarist Joel Heyden. They were joined by bassist Sarah Freeman and drummer David Garcia. Their debut album 'Echoes of the Void' came out in 2015, followed by 'Threads of Time' in 2018.
Their 2022 album 'Bend' included the title track that became their most successful single. The song deals with human relationships, with King's vocals and the band's instrumentation creating a particular atmosphere. King has been open about mental health struggles, and the band's lyrics sometimes touch on social and political topics.
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