Panic Room
Panic Room formed in the early 2000s with Nathan Gray, who had previously been in Boysetsfire, on vocals. Their debut album 'The Panic Room' came out in 2004,...
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Panic Room formed in the early 2000s with Nathan Gray, who had previously been in Boysetsfire, on vocals. Their debut album 'The Panic Room' came out in 2004, followed by '[a]void' and then 'Apocalypstick' in 2007. The song 'Apocalypstick' became a single from that album.
Gray's songwriting often dealt with heavy themes like mental illness and addiction. The band's sound had a raw, dark quality that connected with certain listeners in the underground scene. Songs like 'Elektra City' and 'Picking Up Knives' from their catalog reflect that mood.
Their third album was described as a concept piece loosely drawing from Nietzsche's ideas about the 'Übermensch,' exploring themes of self-destruction and societal decay. The music wasn't for everyone, but it found its audience through records like these.
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