Otherkin was a high-energy alternative rock band hailing from Dublin, Ireland, known for their grunge influences and raucous live performances. The band consisted of frontman Luke Reilly on vocals and guitar, Conor Wynne on lead guitar, David Anthony on bass, and Rob Summons on drums. They burst onto the scene with their debut EP "The 201 EP" in 2015, which offered fans a taste of the group's dynamic sound and paved the way for a string of successful releases.

Their rise to prominence was marked by a spate of adrenaline-fueled singles and hard-hitting EPs, such as "The New Vice EP," reflecting their unapologetically raw and youthful vigor. Otherkin peaked with their first full-length album, "OK," released in 2017. The record was a definitive statement of the band's gritty, hook-laden rock anthems. Captivating fans with tracks like "AY AY" and "Bad Advice," they established themselves in the rock scene as an act with an infectious presence on and off the stage. Otherkin's later tracks, such as "All That Remains Won't Be the Same" and "On & On," continued to refine their sound, blending the lines between grunge, punk, and alternative rock. "Electric Dream" and "True Believer" showcased the band's ability to evolve and experiment with their music, gaining a loyal following and critical acclaim before disbanding in November 2019, leaving a potent legacy within the indie rock genre.