Crossrock
Crossrock was a rock band whose song 'Call You' connected with listeners through its straightforward emotional pull. The track appeared on their 2005 album...
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Crossrock was a rock band whose song 'Call You' connected with listeners through its straightforward emotional pull. The track appeared on their 2005 album 'Broken Wings.' They also released songs like 'Come on baby!', 'When Love Goes Away,' and 'Without Love.'
Their music sometimes drew criticism for its direct lyrics, which the band didn't shy away from. They kept recording through the late 2000s and into the 2010s, putting out albums including 'Echoes' in 2007 and 'Ashes to Ashes' in 2010.
A later album called 'Phoenix Rising' came out in 2015. The band's work maintained a focus on themes of relationships and personal struggle, delivered with a rock sound that avoided much polish.
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