A Las Vegas band that started in 2005, mixing metalcore with melodic hooks through shifting lineups.
For a sense of their sound, check out 'Situations' or 'My Apocalypse'. They're a good example of that 2000s metalcore-meets-melody thing that stuck around.
Escape The Fate's early track 'One For The Money' from their 2008 debut 'Dying Is Your Latest Fashion' caught attention with its blend of aggression and melody. Songs like 'Situations' and 'My Apocalypse' defined their sound, and they've kept releasing albums like 'Hate Me' and 'Chemical Warfare' into the 2010s. They're a steady presence in post-hardcore, still playing shows and recording from their Vegas roots.
The band formed around 2005, originally as This Day Forward, and put out their first EP 'There's No Sympathy for the Dead' in 2007. After singer Ronnie Radke left in 2008, Craig Mabbitt joined in 2009, leading to albums like 'This War Is Ours' and 'Ungrateful'. Lineups shifted with guitarists and drummers over the years, but they've stayed active through records like 'Hate Me' in 2015.
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