Lemuria is an indie rock band that hails from Buffalo, New York, and has been known for their enchanting blend of punk and pop influences merged into a unique sound that resonates with a broad range of indie music enthusiasts. The band, originally formed in 2004, is comprised of core members Sheena Ozzella (vocals and guitar), Alex Kerns (drums and vocals), and Max Gregor (bass), who joined the band after the release of their first full-length album. They named themselves after the mythological lost continent of Lemuria, evoking a sense of mystery and exploration that can be felt in their music.

Throughout their career, Lemuria has skillfully refined their craft, becoming known for their insightful lyrics, catchy melodies, and raw, emotive energy that spills out in their live performances. With releases like "Pebble" (2011) and "The Distance Is So Big" (2013), they solidified their place in the indie scene. The band's discography is marked by strong recordings including splits with other bands, like the "Cheap Girls Lemuria Split," as well as compelling live sessions such as "Lemuria on Audiotree Live." Their more recent work, such as "Recreational Hate" (2017) and "Companion" (2018), showcases the band's continued evolution while staying true to the heart of their sound. Lemuria maintains a dedicated fan base through honest songwriting and a relentless touring schedule, preserving a special place in the world of independent music.