Fight Like Sin
Fight Like Sin formed in Los Angeles around 2010, starting with vocalist and guitarist Jacob Cade and drummer Alex Dunn. They worked through early struggles...
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Fight Like Sin formed in Los Angeles around 2010, starting with vocalist and guitarist Jacob Cade and drummer Alex Dunn. They worked through early struggles with little label support, playing local clubs while developing their sound. In 2012 they put out a debut EP called 'Shadows of the Past,' which helped them build a following.
Their 2014 album 'Caught in the Fall' gave the band its commercial break, anchored by the title track. Songs like 'Demons' and 'In the Dark' carried the kind of gritty guitar work and introspective lyrics that became their calling card. They toured fairly extensively around that period, sometimes opening for bigger acts.
The band has seen some lineup shifts over time. Bassist Danny Ryan came aboard in 2017, followed by keyboardist Emily Carter in 2019. Their catalog includes tracks like 'Never Surrender,' 'Nightmare,' and 'All On Me' that stick to that blend of melodic rock and raw delivery.
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