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Cardiac Rupture
Cardiac Rupture formed in London around 2010. Their debut album, 'Victim,' came out in 2012. The band's lineup includes vocalist Ethan Harrow, guitarist Jake...
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Cardiac Rupture formed in London around 2010. Their debut album, 'Victim,' came out in 2012. The band's lineup includes vocalist Ethan Harrow, guitarist Jake Blackwood, bassist Sam Rockwell, and drummer Emily Jones.
Their music drew criticism for lyrics some saw as glorifying violence. In 2015, they faced accusations after a fan was injured at one of their shows, though the band denied responsibility.
They've played festivals and shared stages with acts like Metallica and Rage Against the Machine. Beyond 'Victim,' they released albums called 'Catharsis' and 'Ashes to Embers.'
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