{"@context":"https://schema.org","@graph":[{"@type":"MusicGroup","@id":"https://superfan.social/artists/cloakroom#artist","name":"Cloakroom","url":"https://superfan.social/artists/cloakroom","image":"https://i.scdn.co/image/ab6761610000e5ebdd36cda178b0b818e876b227","description":"Cloakroom use the term \"stoner emo\" to describe their lurching, guitar-heavy sound that borrows equally from hardcore's brawniness, the dreamy sound-webs of shoegaze, and sad-hearted '90s indie rock groups like Hum and Red House Painters. Since debuting in 2013, Cloakroom have issued two EPs and multiple studio albums, including 2015's Further Out, 2022's Dissolution Wave, and 2025's Last Leg of the Human Table.\r\n\nForming in Michigan City, Indiana, in 2012, the band consisted of guitarist/vocalist Doyle Martin, who had formerly fronted pop-punk act the Grown-Ups, as well as drummer Brian Busch and bassist Bobby Markos. The group's debut EP, Infinity, arrived in 2013 and was followed in 2015 by the more developed double album Further Out -- both efforts were released via Run for Cover. Cloakroom inked a deal with Relapse ahead of the arrival of their sophomore full-length effort, 2017's Time Well, which they promoted with a European tour alongside Canadian post-rockers Caspian. In 2019, drummer Busch left the band and was replaced by Tim Remis. 2021 saw the release of the hard-hitting single \"A Force at Play,\" which appeared on the group's third long-player, 2022's space Western-themed Dissolution Wave. In 2025, Cloakroom returned with their fourth full-length album, Last Leg of the Human Table. The set was recorded in part at Steve Albini's Electrical Audio studios in Chicago. ~ Fred Thomas, Rovi","genre":["shoegaze","slowcore","dream pop"]}]}

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