It didn’t start with a grand plan. It started the way these things usually do—with a riff that stuck, a lyric that wouldn’t leave, and old friends who had more songs left in them than they realized.
After years of playing in different bands, chasing moments that never quite clicked, the members of Lost Anchor circled back to something simpler: making music they believed in, on their own terms. No label. No gimmicks. Just a basement, a handful of well-played instruments, and the kind of writing sessions where everything either falls apart or finally makes sense.
They called it Lost Anchor—a nod to everything they’d let go of to stay grounded.
Their debut album, Turning Tide, came together slowly, in between work, families, and the usual chaos. It’s not polished to perfection. It’s not trying to be. It’s the sound of a band doing the work, carving something real out of the noise.
They’re not trying to be anyone else. Just who they are—and maybe that’s the whole point.
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