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Formed in Decatur, Illinois in 2007 with a lineup of Ariel Bloomer (vocals), Shawn Jump (guitar), Josh Davis (bass and vocals), and Adam Kronshagen (drums). Their first release in 2008, a self-titled EP displaying a moody and downbeat emo/post-hardcore sound. 2009's The Grey EP fit the same genre label but was more anthemic and upbeat, and was also the last release from the band before Josh Davis (who had been providing the band's occasional screamed vocals) left the band as an official member. Perhaps because of this, the band's debut full-length after signing to Tooth & Nail R ...read more

Formed in Decatur, Illinois in 2007 with a lineup of Ariel Bloomer (vocals), Shawn Jump (guitar), Josh Davis (bass and vocals), and Adam Kronshagen (drums). Their first release in 2008, a self-titled EP displaying a moody and downbeat emo/post-hardcore sound. 2009's The Grey EP fit the same genre label but was more anthemic and upbeat, and was also the last release from the band before Josh Davis (who had been providing the band's occasional screamed vocals) left the band as an official member. Perhaps because of this, the band's debut full-length after signing to Tooth & Nail Records, Scripted, featured a considerably different sound. While the emo and hardcore influences were still somewhat present, the style was closer to Skillet-esque hard rock with elements of modern pop. Despite some criticism aimed at the album's lack of originality, it charted high on Billboard's Christian and Hard Rock charts (peaking at 5 and 7 respectively) and became the highest-selling Tooth &Nail debut album in the label's history. « hide

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LPs
The Reckoning
2022

2.7
16 Votes
Amorphous
2021

2.4
19 Votes
You Can't Kill Us
2016

2.5
35 Votes
Icon for Hire
10/15/2013

3
69 Votes
Scripted
2011

3.4
108 Votes
EPs
Now You Know EP
2015

2.3
14 Votes
The Grey
2009

3.2
3 Votes
Icon for Hire [EP]
2008

3.5
4 Votes
Compilations
Still Can't Kill Us: Acoustic Sessions
2018

3.4
5 Votes

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