Max Bemis

Singer-songwriter and band leader

Max Bemis - Artists & Creatives born April 6th, 1984
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A prominent figure in the alternative rock scene, led the band Say Anything, formed in 2000. Released several albums, including 'Is a Real Boy' which gained critical acclaim and a devoted following. Authored lyrical content that often explored personal and emotional themes, resonating with fans. In addition to music, pursued projects in comics and various written formats, demonstrating a multifaceted creative approach.

Led the band Say Anything

Released the album 'Is a Real Boy'

Created comic book series 'Earthward'

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