Wavves Scrap Say Anything Collaborative Album Following Max Bemis Allegations
Bemis also called off his schedule solo shows amid claims from multiple young women. Wavves Scrap Say Anything Collaborative Album Following Max Bemis Allegations Alex Krinsky
Stereogum reports that Wavves frontman Nathan Williams has addressed allegations made by Say Anything's Max Bemis regarding inappropriate interactions. Bemis recently canceled a series of solo concerts after a 17-year-old girl posted screenshots of sexually charged exchanges between him and Bemis on the Say Anything subreddit. Say Anything cited the need to prioritize Bemis' mental health and personal well-being as the reason for the cancellation.
The allegations have surfaced just before the release of Cherry Soda, a collaborative album between Say Anything and Wavves. In response, Williams has weighed in on the situation, although specific details of his stance have not been provided by Stereogum.
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