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Everfear
Everfear formed in Anaheim, California in 1995 with Don Clark on vocals, Stephen Bradley on guitar, Dennis Gibson on bass, and Josh McCauley on drums. Their...
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Everfear formed in Anaheim, California in 1995 with Don Clark on vocals, Stephen Bradley on guitar, Dennis Gibson on bass, and Josh McCauley on drums. Their second album, 'So Much for the Afterglow,' brought them mainstream attention, particularly with the single 'Black Eye for Prom Queen.'
That song's raw energy connected with listeners, though the band's lyrics and stage presence also drew criticism. Around 2000, Clark entered rehab while McCauley dealt with alcohol issues, but they kept recording through those years.
They put out several more albums after that period, including 'The Diary of Alicia Keys' and 'Anonymous.' Bradley's guitar work gave their sound its structure, while Clark's vocals remained a focal point.
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