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Evil Us
Evil Us formed in Atlanta with Shane Cable on vocals and guitar, Jesse Sprang on bass, and Chris Ratcliff on drums. Their debut album 'Bless Your Heart' came...
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Evil Us formed in Atlanta with Shane Cable on vocals and guitar, Jesse Sprang on bass, and Chris Ratcliff on drums. Their debut album 'Bless Your Heart' came out in 2003, featuring the title track that became one of their better-known songs.
Their music pulled from alternative rock, grunge, and metal, with lyrics that often dealt with darker themes. In 2006, they faced some backlash over the song 'Kill Your Heroes,' which some listeners found too confrontational.
They followed up with albums like 'The Shape of Things to Come' and 'Adorned in Lies,' continuing to work in that raw, intense style they established early on.
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