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Distortion Choice
Distortion Choice formed in New York City in 2007 with Ethan Hayes on vocals, Jake Carter on guitar, Mia Rodriguez on bass, and Ryan Thompson on drums. They...
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Distortion Choice formed in New York City in 2007 with Ethan Hayes on vocals, Jake Carter on guitar, Mia Rodriguez on bass, and Ryan Thompson on drums. They put out songs like "(Now) I Need" and "Invisible Wire."
In 2012, a leaked demo of a song called "Out of Control" drew some public criticism for its lyrics. The band apologized and said they wanted to focus on more positive messages after that.
Their catalog includes tracks such as "Acid Of Base," "Another Day In Paradise," and "Dark Collapse."
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