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Lesion
Lesion formed in 2006 with Brendan Sloan on vocals, Ben Gillespie on guitar, Dan Kubin on bass, and Daniel Cook on drums. They put out albums like 'Stripped...
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Lesion formed in 2006 with Brendan Sloan on vocals, Ben Gillespie on guitar, Dan Kubin on bass, and Daniel Cook on drums. They put out albums like 'Stripped from the Protagonist,' 'Ultraviolence,' and 'Invasive Procedures.'
Their track 'Amorphous Forms' became a notable piece in their catalog, alongside songs like 'Class 'A' Human' and the two-part 'Shadows, Shadows.' Sloan and Gillespie stayed with the band through various lineup changes.
Some listeners found their sound challenging, mixing elements that didn't always sit comfortably together. They kept working without much concern for fitting into established categories.
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