Their 2003 track with Evanescence gave them a wider audience, but they've kept making albums for two decades.
If you want to hear their own thing, start with 'Broken' from that first album. For the big crossover moment, obviously it's 'Bring Me To Life' with Evanescence.
They're one of those early 2000s rock bands that had a genuine moment on the radio, especially with 'Bring Me To Life' alongside Evanescence. That track opened doors, but songs like 'Broken' and 'World So Cold' show they had their own sound. They've stuck around long enough to build a catalog that feels like a piece of that era's rock landscape.
They formed in Mississippi in the late '90s and released a self-titled debut in 2002. After the Evanescence collaboration in 2003, lineup shifts and Paul McCoy's conversion to Christianity shaped albums like 'Anthem For The Underdog' in 2007. They've continued putting out records, including 'Picture Perfect' in 2019, with some original members still involved.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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