Irate
Irate formed in Los Angeles in 2003 with Micah McDougal on vocals, Kevin Jordan on guitar, Rob Woolsey on bass, and Blake Bunce on drums. Their debut album...
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Irate formed in Los Angeles in 2003 with Micah McDougal on vocals, Kevin Jordan on guitar, Rob Woolsey on bass, and Blake Bunce on drums. Their debut album 'Welcome to the Wasteland' came out in 2007, followed by 'All or Nothing' in 2010 and 'The Fear' in 2012.
Their song 'Vendetta' got some mainstream attention, and they had other tracks like '11:34' and 'Already Dead' that became part of their set. The band's sound pulled from punk, rap, and metal, with McDougal's lyrics often taking on social themes.
They kept the same lineup for years, with Jordan's guitar work and Woolsey's bass providing the foundation, Bunce on drums, and McDougal out front. Their music stayed direct and confrontational, avoiding polish for something more immediate.
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