Armors
Armors formed in 2010, with Ethan VanScyoc on vocals and guitar, Josh Lowery on bass, and Clayton Wordell on drums. They put out their first album in 2012,...
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Armors formed in 2010, with Ethan VanScyoc on vocals and guitar, Josh Lowery on bass, and Clayton Wordell on drums. They put out their first album in 2012, simply called 'Armors.'
Their 2016 album 'DOA' included the track of the same name, which became one of their most recognized songs. Other tracks like 'Catastrophic' and 'Comatose' also came from their catalog during this period.
They released 'The Venom' in 2018. Their lyrics sometimes addressed difficult subjects, which occasionally drew strong reactions from listeners.
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