Loudog
Loudog started with their debut single 'Another Day' in the early 2000s. The band's core members are Ethan James on vocals and guitar, Sophia Michaels on...
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Loudog started with their debut single 'Another Day' in the early 2000s. The band's core members are Ethan James on vocals and guitar, Sophia Michaels on bass, and Lucas Harper on drums. They've put out albums like The Weight of Words in 2003, The Edge of Reason in 2006, Tides of Time in 2009, and The Last Horizon in 2012.
Their songs include tracks like 'Burn Down The Castle,' 'Checkmate,' and 'She Don't Love Me.' In 2008, their song 'The Truth Hurts' drew some criticism for its lyrics about political unrest and social injustice.
Loudog has worked with other artists including Dave Grohl, Peter Gabriel, and Trent Reznor. Their music mixes alternative rock with electronic elements.
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