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Bury The Bully
Bury the Bully formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s. The original lineup included vocalist and guitarist Jordan Buckley, bassist Richard Christy, drummer...
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Army Of Love
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BirdCage
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Color Code
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Dear Sanity
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For Only Me To Know
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Minutes Away
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Army Of Love
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BirdCage
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Color Code
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Dear Sanity
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For Only Me To Know
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Minutes Away
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No Guarantees
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Spilling
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Take it back
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Waiting
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Bury the Bully formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s. The original lineup included vocalist and guitarist Jordan Buckley, bassist Richard Christy, drummer Chris Miller, and guitarist Jack Daniels. They released their debut album "This Laughing Stockade" in 2005.
That album's lead single "Army of Love" became their breakthrough track, with its message of finding strength in community. Other songs from that period include "BirdCage" and "Color Code."
Around 2010, Christy and Daniels left the band after personal conflicts and creative differences. Buckley and Miller rebuilt the group with new members, continuing to perform and record material like "Dear Sanity" and "For Only Me To Know."
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