The self-titled debut from the pop-rock group Symbols, released in 1997, offers a collection of melodic, guitar-driven tracks. The album showcases the band's early sound, blending catchy hooks with a straightforward rock sensibility.
- Symbols was released on September 18, 1997, by the band's own label, Symbols. The album was recorded in a small studio in Los Angeles. It features 10 tracks, all written by the band members.
- The album did not chart on the Billboard 200. However, it received moderate airplay on college radio stations across the country. The lead single, "Everyday," became a minor hit in certain markets.
- The band promoted the album with a series of live shows in small clubs. They also released a music video for "Everyday," which gained some traction on MTV's independent music programs. The album's production was handled by the band themselves, with assistance from a local sound engineer.
Symbols is a pop-rock group from the United States. They emerged in the mid-1990s.
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