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Zodiac Wave
Zodiac Wave formed in London as a four-piece band with Ethan Holmes on vocals and guitar, Alex Miller on bass, James Carter on drums, and Emily Rose on...
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Zodiac Wave formed in London as a four-piece band with Ethan Holmes on vocals and guitar, Alex Miller on bass, James Carter on drums, and Emily Rose on keyboards. Their debut single "should i ghost you..." came out in 2022, followed by tracks like "Starcrossed" in 2023 and "Lunar Tides" in 2024.
Their music tends toward ethereal, introspective territory that blends indie, dream pop, and ambient electronica. The lyrics often deal with modern relationships and emotional states, as heard on "should i ghost you..." and the later song "Starcrossed."
They released additional material in 2025 and 2026, including "Celestial Echoes" and "Astral Projections." The band's sound remained consistent through these releases, maintaining that atmospheric quality they established early on.
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