Incubus’ longtime lineup consists of Brandon Boyd, Mike Einziger, José Pasillas, Chris Kilmore, and Ben Kenney. The intervening years have spawned many more studio albums, EPs, hits, and tours alike, with Incubus constantly reinventing themselves along the way.įrom metal and rock to electronic, funk, jazz, hip-hop, grunge, and beyond, the band don’t necessarily adapt to top trends of the moment, so much as they follow their own compass – and in doing so, they have remained unrelenting trailblazers throughout an impressive decades-spanning career.

They found mainstream success with 1999’s third studio album Make Yourself, a double platinum record that spawned such hits as “Pardon Me,” “Stellar,” and “Drive” – the latter of which remains the band’s highest charting song to date. Bridging emotion and experience, Incubus’ songs tap into life’s highs and lows with spirited energy: Revitalized and renewed, 2020 marks a new era for Incubus as they embark on their fourth decade together, doing what they do best.įormed in 1991 in Calabasas, California, Incubus rose to prominence in the late ’90s as a part of the alternative and nu metal scene.

Released on April 17, the five-track Trust Fall (Side B)takes listeners on a refreshing twenty-minute journey through connection, presence, and vulnerability. Freshly independent and still coming down from 2019’s massive Make Yourself 20th Anniversary World Tour, Incubus have returned in force – starting the new decade strong with their very own studio space and a rollicking new record that kicks in all the right ways. Active for three decades, the band whose music dominated the early aughts continue to be mainstays of the alternative musiverse today. W hatever tomorrow brings, Incubus will be there. Incubus frontman Brandon Boyd discusses the band’s exciting 30-year career and the inspiration & energy behind their new EP ‘Trust Fall (Side B)’ – a rollicking, spirited record that kicks in all the right ways.

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