Crossover
Crossover formed in California in the late 1980s, with vocalist Mark Tornillo as a consistent presence. Their debut album, also called 'Crossover,' included...
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Crossover formed in California in the late 1980s, with vocalist Mark Tornillo as a consistent presence. Their debut album, also called 'Crossover,' included the track 'Trapped in Misery,' which became one of their better-known songs. Other members over time have included guitarists Tony Montana and Larry Renfroe, bassist Mark Hawkins, and drummer Jason Gibby.
Their lyrics often dealt with dark themes, which sometimes drew criticism. Songs like 'Abused Icons' and 'God Possessed' from their catalog reflect this tendency. They released other albums such as 'Raised on Violence' and 'Never Stop Fighting.'
The band faced various internal difficulties in later years, including reports of conflicts and substance issues. These problems occasionally surfaced in discussions about them, alongside their music.
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