Fallen Captive
Fallen Captive started with three friends from childhood: Ethan Jones on vocals and guitar, Michael Smith on bass, and Alex Rodriguez on drums. They played in...
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Fallen Captive started with three friends from childhood: Ethan Jones on vocals and guitar, Michael Smith on bass, and Alex Rodriguez on drums. They played in garages and basements, working out their sound before anyone was paying attention.
Their song "Fight Or Flight" became something of an anthem for them, though the existing history doesn't specify when it arrived. The band's lyrics often touched on mental health and social struggles, which drew some criticism but also connected with listeners who recognized those themes.
They released an album called "Resilience" at some point, and later put out records titled "Ethereal" and "Asylum." Another track, "Take My Life," appears in their catalog. The existing material mentions they were considered part of the alternative rock scene, but doesn't offer much about when these releases happened or how they were received.
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