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Crossing Rubicon
Crossing Rubicon formed in 2009 with Noah Carda on vocals and guitar, Danny Seim on bass and vocals, Ryan Sawyer on drums, and Alex Skolnick on keyboards....
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Crossing Rubicon formed in 2009 with Noah Carda on vocals and guitar, Danny Seim on bass and vocals, Ryan Sawyer on drums, and Alex Skolnick on keyboards. Their debut album 'The Dark Age' came out in 2013, featuring the single '100 Thousand Years.'
In 2020, Skolnick left the band and was replaced by multi-instrumentalist Emily Barker. They released another album called 'The Unseen' in 2023.
Their songs like 'Perfect Storm' and 'Reason To Die' show the band working with rock and electronic textures, though some listeners have found their approach challenging.
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