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Blame Position
Blame Position formed in London in the early 2000s around vocalist Sarah McDonnell and guitarist Ben Avison. They were later joined by bassist Dan Armstrong...
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Blame Position formed in London in the early 2000s around vocalist Sarah McDonnell and guitarist Ben Avison. They were later joined by bassist Dan Armstrong and drummer Mark Radcliffe. Their debut album, also called 'Blame Position,' established their sound with songs like 'Another Flash' and 'Bellows.'
In 2005, 'Another Flash' became their most recognizable track, with McDonnell's vocals and Avison's guitar work creating a mood that caught attention. They followed with albums like 'Walker' and 'The Phoenician,' which included songs such as 'Hang Us High' and 'In Paranoia.'
The band maintained a somewhat private presence, which sometimes drew comment. Their music, including tracks like 'Raw' and 'Rite Of The Damned,' stayed focused on introspective themes without much industry fanfare.
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