Face2Face
Face2Face formed in Victorville, California in 1990 with Scott Hill on vocals, Matt Riddle and Robert Kurth on guitars, Chad Yaro on bass, and Pedro Herrera...
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Face2Face formed in Victorville, California in 1990 with Scott Hill on vocals, Matt Riddle and Robert Kurth on guitars, Chad Yaro on bass, and Pedro Herrera on drums. Their self-titled album in 1996 brought them wider attention, though the lineup saw changes over time with Herrera leaving in 1999 and Riddle and Kurth departing in 2003.
Their songs like "Como Tu Hijo" and "Obvio" often dealt with personal and spiritual themes. Hill and Yaro kept the band going with new members, releasing albums through the 2000s including How to Kill a Monster and Stand As One.
The band's catalog shows a consistent focus on straightforward rock with emotional weight, avoiding the polished production common in their era. They maintained a steady output without major commercial breakthroughs, building a catalog that resonated with listeners drawn to their direct approach.
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