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Accident Prone
Accident Prone formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Jake Barton as their vocalist and songwriter. Their debut album 'Between the Broken Lines' came...
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Accident Prone formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Jake Barton as their vocalist and songwriter. Their debut album 'Between the Broken Lines' came out in 2007, featuring the track 'Between Me and You' which became something of an anthem for listeners looking for connection.
They followed that with two more albums, 'The Path of Least Resistance' in 2010 and 'This Is Not a Safe Place' in 2013. Other songs like 'Don't Call' and 'My Own Fault' show their tendency toward straightforward rock with lyrics that don't shy away from personal territory.
Barton's writing often dealt with personal struggles and social issues, which sometimes drew criticism for being too confrontational. The band kept at it anyway, building a following with their live shows and sticking to their own approach.
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