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Drag The River
Drag the River formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s, with Joey Macioce on vocals, Dave Klyman on guitar, Brad Castillano on bass, and Jon Stout on drums....
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Drag the River formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s, with Joey Macioce on vocals, Dave Klyman on guitar, Brad Castillano on bass, and Jon Stout on drums. Their debut album 'A History of Division' got some attention, particularly for the song 'Confession' which had a raw, introspective quality that connected with listeners.
They followed up with albums like 'The Cold Heart of the World' and 'The Carnival Is Over,' the latter showing them trying out some electronic textures alongside their heavier guitar sound. Macioce's lyrics often dealt with darker themes, which drew both criticism and appreciation from different corners.
Songs like 'Crocodile' and 'Not Fine' continued in that vein of emotional directness, with Macioce's vocals carrying a haunted quality over the band's arrangements.
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