Army Of Me
Army Of Me formed in 2004, with Cristina Scabbia on vocals and Andrea Ferrari on guitar. Their debut album 'Lies & Scars' came out in 2006, followed by 'Torn...
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Army Of Me formed in 2004, with Cristina Scabbia on vocals and Andrea Ferrari on guitar. Their debut album 'Lies & Scars' came out in 2006, followed by 'Torn to Pieces' which included the song 'Going Through Changes.' They put out several more albums like 'Reset,' 'The Shadows That Haunt You,' and 'Endless.'
Scabbia's lyrics sometimes addressed topics like violence against women and mental health. The band supported various charities and humanitarian causes alongside their music.
Their songs '2 Into 1,' 'Back To Business,' and 'Don't Be Long' show the kind of material they worked with. The lineup changed at times with different guitarists, bassists, and drummers, but Scabbia and Ferrari stayed through it.
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