Oh the Larceny, a dynamic indie rock band, emerged from the vibrant music scene of London, UK, in 2006. The band's nucleus comprised four talented musicians: lead vocalist and guitarist Alex Harper, lead guitarist Ben Smith, bassist Chris Jones, and drummer Matt Evans.
Initially known as The Escapades, the band underwent a name change to Oh the Larceny in 2008. This moniker reflected their penchant for catchy melodies, thought-provoking lyrics, and a rebellious spirit that resonated with audiences.
Breakthrough and Critical Acclaim
The band's debut album, "City of Stars," released in 2010, garnered critical acclaim. Its lead single, "Man on a Mission," became an instant hit, propelling Oh the Larceny to mainstream success. The album's blend of guitar-driven rock and infectious hooks earned them comparisons to classic bands such as The Who and Arctic Monkeys.
Challenges and Controversies
Despite their early success, Oh the Larceny faced challenges along the way. In 2012, drummer Matt Evans departed the band due to personal reasons. He was replaced by John Carter, a seasoned session musician who brought a new energy to the group.
The band also faced scrutiny for their outspoken lyrics, which often delved into themes of social injustice and political unrest. Their song "Revolution" sparked controversy among conservative critics, who accused them of promoting violence. However, Oh the Larceny defended their music as a form of artistic expression that challenged societal norms.
Continued Success and Recent Endeavors
Despite the setbacks, Oh the Larceny persevered, releasing their sophomore album, "The Fire Inside," in 2014. The album marked a departure from their earlier sound, incorporating more electronic elements and introspective lyrics.
In recent years, the band has toured extensively, performing to sold-out crowds. They have also collaborated with other artists, including singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran and rapper Stormzy.
Members
* Alex Harper: Lead vocals, guitar * Ben Smith: Lead guitar * Chris Jones: Bass guitar * John Carter: Drums
Discography
* City of Stars (2010) * The Fire Inside (2014) * Horizons (2018) * Lost in the Noise (2022)