A Radio With Guts
A Radio With Guts came together in Los Angeles around the mid-2000s, with Ethan Sayers on vocals. Their first album, 'Bleed the Dream,' came out in 2008....
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A Radio With Guts came together in Los Angeles around the mid-2000s, with Ethan Sayers on vocals. Their first album, 'Bleed the Dream,' came out in 2008. Songs like 'Bleeding Now' and 'Bloodletter' give a sense of their sound, which leans into hard rock and punk with a raw edge.
Over time, the band's lineup shifted. At one point it included guitarist Nick Johnson, bassist Mike Donovan, and drummer Jimmy Blackmore. They've had some collaborations, working with people like Wayne Static from Static-X.
Their shows and lyrics have sometimes drawn criticism, leading to a few canceled concerts. The band has also been involved with various charity efforts and spoken about social issues, though the specifics in the existing history trail off there.
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