Chamberlain (band)

Chamberlain was an American alternative rock band formed in Indianapolis, Indiana in the mid-1990s. Originally known as Split Lip, the band changed its name to Chamberlain following a legal dispute. While initially categorized as an emo band due to their connection to the burgeoning midwestern emo scene, Chamberlain's sound evolved over their career to incorporate elements of alternative rock, punk rock, and even touches of Americana.

The band released several albums, including "Fate's Got a Driver" (as Split Lip), "The Moon My Saddle", and "Secret Language." They gained a dedicated following through extensive touring and their emotionally resonant songwriting. Chamberlain was known for their dynamic live performances and the introspective lyrics that often explored themes of personal struggle, growth, and relationships.

After experiencing periods of activity and inactivity, Chamberlain officially disbanded in the early 2000s. Members went on to pursue other musical projects. However, the band has reunited for occasional shows and short tours in the years since, much to the delight of their fanbase. Their music continues to be appreciated by those who remember the alternative rock and emo scenes of the 1990s.