Armor For Sleep
Armor for Sleep formed in New Jersey in 2001 around Ben Jorgensen, who wrote songs dealing with loneliness and depression. Their debut album 'Dream to Make...
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Armor for Sleep formed in New Jersey in 2001 around Ben Jorgensen, who wrote songs dealing with loneliness and depression. Their debut album 'Dream to Make Believe' came out in 2003 and included the track 'Walking At Night, Alone.'
They released two more albums, 'What to Do When You Are Dead' in 2005 and 'Smile for Them' in 2007. Other songs from their catalog include 'The Truth About Heaven' and 'Awkward Last Words.'
Jorgensen had some personal struggles that affected the band, and they were known for addressing mental health topics in their music, which connected with certain listeners while putting off others.
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