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Empire Fall
Empire Fall formed in the early 2000s with Justin Pierce on vocals and guitar, Mark Edwards on bass, and Adam Warren on drums. Their debut album 'The Art of...
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Empire Fall formed in the early 2000s with Justin Pierce on vocals and guitar, Mark Edwards on bass, and Adam Warren on drums. Their debut album 'The Art of Deception' came out in 2003, and its single 'Everybody Sucks' got enough radio play to push them into the mainstream for a while.
They put out two more albums, 'Bleed the Truth' in 2005 and 'Last Days of Empire' in 2007, but neither matched that first record's reach. The band broke up in 2008, leaving behind a handful of records and a song that still gets played when people want to feel a certain way.
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