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Disarm
Disarm formed in Los Angeles in 1993 with Matt Skiba on vocals and guitar, Eric Melvin on guitar, Danny McDaniel on bass, and Brendan Cunningham on drums....
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Disarm formed in Los Angeles in 1993 with Matt Skiba on vocals and guitar, Eric Melvin on guitar, Danny McDaniel on bass, and Brendan Cunningham on drums. They put out their first album, 'The Unseen,' that same year, followed by 'Life in a Box' in 1994 and 'Mild Sedation' in 1996.
Songs like 'Any Means Necessary' and 'Faster Faster Kill' had a direct, driving quality that connected with listeners. The band's lyrics often addressed social and political themes, which sometimes drew criticism.
They kept playing and recording through the 1990s. While they weren't the biggest band to come out of that LA scene, they built a following with their straightforward approach and songs like 'Getaway.'
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