Icon For Hire
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Icon For Hire

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Icon For Hire's raw, personal rock

Ariel Bloomer and Shawn Jump's band blends metal, punk, and alternative with lyrics on mental health and social justice.

If you want to hear what they're about, 'Fix Me' and 'Venom' frame it well, personal, heavy, and straight to the point.

Icon For Hire's music lands because it's direct and unflinching. Songs like 'Fix Me' tackle mental health struggles without sugarcoating, and their stance on LGBTQ+ rights has made them a voice for listeners who feel sidelined. That combination of personal weight and political conviction gives their rock a real edge.

They started with the debut 'Scripted' in 2011, a raw burst of energy. Over four albums, the sound has shifted toward broader exploration, like on 2020's 'Amorphous' and tracks such as 'Last One Standing'.

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Icon For Hire formed in 2007 around the duo of Ariel Bloomer and Shawn Jump. Their music pulls from metal, punk, and alternative rock, landing somewhere between those styles without settling neatly into one. They've put out four albums, starting with the debut 'Scripted' in 2011 and moving through self-titled and politically charged records to 2020's more experimental 'Amorphous'.

Ariel Bloomer's lyrics often touch on mental health struggles, which has connected with listeners facing similar issues. Songs like 'Fix Me' and 'Venom' carry that direct, personal weight. The band has also been vocal about social justice, particularly LGBTQ+ rights, a stance that has drawn both support and criticism over time.

The core of the band has stayed Bloomer on vocals and Jump on guitar and production, with other musicians like drummer Adam Kronshagen and bassist Josh Kincheloe coming through at different points. Their sound has shifted across the albums, from the raw energy of early work to the broader exploration on later tracks like 'Last One Standing' and 'Now You Know'.

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The Start here section opens with Fix Me, Last One Standing, and Perfect Storm (Not Official) so you can move through the artist's stronger lyric pages first.

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