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Wet Cactus
Wet Cactus formed in Austin, Texas, with Ethan James on vocals and Anya Petrova on guitar. Leo Morales played bass and Jake Carter was their drummer. They...
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Wet Cactus formed in Austin, Texas, with Ethan James on vocals and Anya Petrova on guitar. Leo Morales played bass and Jake Carter was their drummer. They started out playing in bars and smaller venues around town.
Their song "Ride The Way For Free" gained attention in 2015 and led to their debut album Echoes of the Void. The track's straightforward rock arrangement and direct lyrics connected with listeners who were drawn to its unadorned approach.
After that initial recognition, the band continued working. They faced some public questions about their songwriting process during this period, which they addressed by explaining how their material came from their own experiences playing and living in Texas.
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