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Nazarite Vow

Nazarite Vow formed in Seattle in 1996, started by Josh Kramer and Aaron Sprinkle. The name comes from the biblical vow of the Nazarites, which involves a...

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Nazarite Vow formed in Seattle in 1996, started by Josh Kramer and Aaron Sprinkle. The name comes from the biblical vow of the Nazarites, which involves a commitment to self-sacrifice and dedication to God. Kramer handled lead vocals, guitar, and most of the songwriting, while Sprinkle played drums and produced. Jeff Bellew played bass, and Lindsay Traxler was on keyboards and vocals.

Their debut album 'The Last Stand' came out in 2002, and the single 'Heroes' got some attention. The song has an uplifting feel that connected with listeners, though some Christian audiences thought it strayed too far from traditional worship music. Another track people remember is 'Prisoners'.

After that first album, they put out 'Undeveloped' in 2005 and 'Razorblade Heart' in 2008. Their sound kept a rock foundation with worship elements, but they didn't stick to one formula. The band's early years had some lineup shuffles and money issues, but they kept working.

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