Fight Everyone
Fight Everyone came out of New York City with a hardcore punk sound. Their debut album 'A Broken Glass' arrived in 2010, followed by 'Leave the World Behind'...
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Fight Everyone came out of New York City with a hardcore punk sound. Their debut album 'A Broken Glass' arrived in 2010, followed by 'Leave the World Behind' in 2012, 'Burn the City Down' in 2014, and 'Fear and Control' in 2016. The band included Jordan Wilkie on vocals, Cody James on guitar, Cameron Pappas on bass, and Josh Lewis on drums.
Their lyrics often dealt with social criticism, which sometimes led to friction. In 2012, a festival performance was cut short. In 2016, they were arrested after a show. Songs like 'Heart Turns Black' and 'For Nothing' carried that confrontational energy.
They kept making records through the 2010s, sticking to their loud, aggressive style without much compromise. The music was direct, built on fast drums and shouted vocals, aimed more at intensity than melody.
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